Sentence examples for infrastructures and resources from inspiring English sources
The strain on the host countries' economies, infrastructures and resources is enormous, UNHCR stressed, adding that nearly 40% of the refugees were living in sub-standard conditions.
On the one hand, the damages or destruction of schools and complementary infrastructures and resources (e.g., roads and teachers) can worsen the whole education system.
Thus, we should always consider public health a global matter and should work to shore up health infrastructures and resources abroad in order to avoid negative consequences in our own backyards.
While trees are complex organic structures that require substantial infrastructures and resources to nurture them, biotechnology has revealed that multicellular organisms can perform similar processes – but even more powerfully.
Often the dilemma raised by policymakers in low-income countries is how to give priority to investing in young children when there are many urgent and competing issues, such as high burdens of disease, low rates of child survival, poor participation and school performance in basic education, and limited infrastructures and resources.
Large ports in major cities like, Los Angeles, Miami, Singapore, Tokyo, New York and Sydney, etc. have extraordinary infrastructures and resources (cranes, space, staffing, etc).
There is, after all, a sound fiscal argument to be made for teams sharing joint infrastructure and resources, and both reducing costs and raising standards.
Across the US, health experts and officials have insisted that the US has the infrastructure and resources to combat the disease.
Because of their leviathan-scale operations, they have the infrastructure and resources to write algorithms and make their platforms more effective.
Until now, the reconciliation process has been marred by a lack of infrastructure and resources, both of which the international community could help to provide.
"A critical mass of people, ideas, infrastructure and resources acts as a magnet of development, attracting migrants, private firms, investors and developers.
