Sentence examples for infrastructures not to from inspiring English sources

In more recent years, the image of the HBCUs has faded, as budget cuts, aging buildings and failing infrastructures, not to mention the preference of many students to attend other colleges and universities, have undercut the once vital role many of these schools played in educating and uplifting the black community.

The Germans are investing in infrastructure not to provide short-term economic stimulus, but because those investments promise high returns.

"Australians expect Mr Truss to actually build infrastructure, not to manufacture a propaganda campaign designed to conceal his failures and the collapse in infrastructure investment," Albanese said.

Poor education and infrastructure, not to mention enterprise-killing bureaucracy, mean the average Brazilian worker is only a quarter as productive as an American one.

The sequester is also taking a serious toll on scientific research and investment in infrastructure, not to mention its infuriating drag on employment and the economic recovery.

Mr. Sadow rejects the term, seeing himself and others as helping to find more cost-effective solutions to building E.V. infrastructure — not to mention doing something Americans have done with their cars for more than a century.

It is also worth noting that lead batteries provide emergency backup power to most of the world's IT and telecoms infrastructure, not to mention backup power during natural disasters, such as Hurricane Sandy.

The green bank's task is to lower the cost of capital for this infrastructure not to be an extra pocket to feed nuclear or renewable technology subsidy seekers.

We believe that the wisest use of the hefty surplus is to help repair schools, water pipes and other dangerously crumbling pieces of the city's infrastructure, not to pay operating expenses as the Mayor proposes.

They say building new lanes is also irresponsible when the nation is facing an enormous backlog of needed repairs on existing roads, bridges and other infrastructure — not to mention mass transit systems, such as Baltimore's and Washington's.

Given his club's dramatically superior fanbase and infrastructure – not to mention top-10 wage bill – Short should be ashamed Bournemouth are safely in mid-table while Sunderland supporters contemplate an uncertain future.