Sentence examples for infrastructures means from inspiring English sources

The availability of vast cloud-based online infrastructures means that game worlds can now sit on servers rather than on individual devices – so there's no reason you can't start playing a game on your PlayStation 4, then get on a bus and keep playing it on your Vita or smartphone, before going to a friends house and picking it up on their tablet.

And "infrastructures" meant "anything and everything that supports a terrorist" -- including the terrorists themselves," explained Mark M. Lowenthal, who was then staff director of the House intelligence committee.

Anyone who implements or evaluates global socio-material infrastructures meant to enable the flow of aid-related information in ways that help to create transparency, strengthen partnerships, and improve accountability should read this book.

"Grey infrastructure means building walls and barriers.

The scarce fueling infrastructure means that Equinox testers must live or work near hydrogen stations.

Neglect of infrastructure means that almost 10% of the population lacks access to clean drinking water.

The enormity of our energy infrastructure means the transition will take time – but make no mistake, it is happening.

But fixing the infrastructure means raising taxes politically unpalatable even in fat years, and this is not one.

The term 'intelligent transportation infrastructure' means fully integrated public sector intelligent transportation system components, as defined by the Secretary.

A lack of public financing and support for low-carbon infrastructure means that capital is not being allocated to sustainable infrastructure, including low-carbon transport and industries.

Each group has its own currency and manages its own credit limits – which means local sovereignty, yet the shared infrastructure means transactions are possible between the communities.