Sentence examples for infrastructures from the from inspiring English sources

Lunar mining is another promising prospect: If you want to construct, say, a space elevator attached to an orbiting resort hotel, it makes economic sense to import your heavy-metal infrastructures from the Moon.

OpenNebula is primarily a toolkit for building cloud infrastructures from the bottom up.

Beneath the buzz, though, the cultural and art infrastructures from the Gilded Age still look pretty solid, especially when backed by an economy that looks very much that of the late 1800s into early 1900s - a short time ago.

A deep understanding of dune aerodynamics serves then to ground effective strategies for the protection of human infrastructures from sand, the so-called sand mitigation.

It presents itself as apolitical, but requires unshakable government guarantees on safety, security and infrastructure from the host nations.

FIFA presents itself as apolitical, but it requires unshakable government guarantees on safety, security and infrastructure from the host nations.

We're now the prime engineer of record, doing the modernization program that's under way — all the infrastructure, from the electrical systems to the mechanical, the plumbing.

Chicago is embarking on a $7 billion plan to transform the city's infrastructure from the skies above to the pipes underground.

"They want it to be attractive from the point of view of infrastructure, from the point of view of culture and sports.

The majority of the sector still backs the switch to DAB, fighting instead for part-funding the extra infrastructure from the BBC licence fee.

Smarter still would be to separate the funding for infrastructure from the general pot available for migration matters in these countries, and increase it.