Sentence examples for infrastructures left from inspiring English sources

As coal-fired power plants are decommissioned, many are looking at ways to reuse some or all of the infrastructures left behind.

They had no infrastructure left.

"Newark has a wonderful transportation infrastructure left over from the 19th and early 20th centuries," Dr. Diner said.

That caused a mutiny in which The Architect, the engineer who built WikiLeaks infrastructure, left and took WikiLeaks' best resources with him to OpenLeaks.

The site and infrastructure left behind at Kidston were a perfect fit: the two large mine pits are in close proximity, with water already inside, and a dam nearby with a pipeline to the site.

But Jegham, a one-time interior minister and defence minister of Ben Ali, said he was proud of what he called the good state infrastructure left behind by the Ben Ali era and said the country "needs people who know the terrain".

"The miracle of the Taiwanese economy was built on the infrastructure left by the Japanese," said Koo Kwang-ming, a longtime advocate of Taiwan's independence from China who spent 25 years in exile in Japan.

Yet anyone who expected Obama to begin his second-to-last year in office by courting the very adversaries he will need to pass any significant legislation – from tax reform to investment in infrastructure – left disappointed.

The toll from the attacks has been exacerbated because they hit civilian infrastructure left in besieged areas, including hospitals, the White Helmet search and rescue group's facilities, markets and homes.

The Selecao have not played at home since last summer's tournament and the value of the physical infrastructure left behind by the World Cup remains bitterly contested.

The nation would enjoy the physical infrastructure left by the Games, he said, giving the example of the aquatics centre's expected 800,000 visitors a year.