Sentence examples for infrastructures instead of from inspiring English sources

The key part of the solution: AeroScout customers are able to leverage their existing Wi-Fi infrastructures instead of deploying and maintaining separate proprietary networks for their RTLS implementations.

Memo to Griffin: #Mandela steered the armed faction of the ANC towards sabotage against government infrastructure instead of violence.

The supposed aim of these decisions was to force new firms to build their own infrastructure, instead of piggybacking on facilities set up by older outfits.

Edward Glaeser, a Harvard economist who has studied Buffalo's problems, said politicians, generally speaking, were focused on the wrong priorities by pouring money into infrastructure instead of education.

Even if the overall costs end up being the same, I'd rather spend our money on cleaner industry and infrastructure instead of on chemotherapy and asthma inhalers.

In a case study, a transit agency saves money in the long term by using stimulus money to buy CNG infrastructure instead of purchasing only new buses.

It's a win across the board". Virginia, Maryland and the District are using their stimulus funds for repairing and maintaining infrastructure instead of building large new projects.

The argument about the use of green infrastructure instead of gray infrastructure in many aspects of DRR raises an important question: under what circumstances is green infrastructure more desirable?

Ross Anderson, a professor of security engineering at the University of Cambridge, frets that hackers could cause mayhem if they were to aim DDoS attack at banks' crucial infrastructure instead of their websites.

Environmental and transportation advocates said they supported investment in road, bridge and rail projects, as long as the state adhered to Mr. McGreevey's pledge to repair existing infrastructure instead of building new roads and encouraging suburban sprawl.

The idea of building a vast industrial infrastructure to offset the effects of another vast industrial infrastructure (instead of shifting to renewable energy) only highlights our unwillingness to confront the deeper causes of global warming — the power of the fossil-fuel lobby and the reluctance of wealthy consumers to make even small sacrifices.