Sentence examples for infrastructures on which from inspiring English sources

This too is how art can console: by provoking and enlivening, reminding us of the myriad, immaterial infrastructures on which our society, for better and worse, also rests.

Mr. Bayh offers no specific suggestions for jobs creation or providing the educational and physical infrastructures on which a vibrant 21st-century economy can flourish.

"The next step is to make those devices aware of how humans work and to get them to adapt to their habits".If there is one part of the world where personal technology is on its way towards becoming ubiquitous it is Asia, where several richer countries have created impressive infrastructures on which all sorts of personal technologies can work.

But it's clear that urban mobility badly needs to be rethought for an age of commuters every bit as networked as the vehicles and infrastructures on which they rely, but who retain expectations of personal mobility entrained by a century of private car ownership.

This connected world has major implications for social progress and global justice, but so too do the media and information infrastructures on which that world depends.

The Pipes bear the price of building the infrastructure on which all these Web businesses depend.

The Victorian infrastructure on which these journeys are made is also much older.

Even parts of our infrastructure on which the economy depends are owned by foreigners.

Think of the internet as the tracks and signalling, the infrastructure on which everything runs.

Former military technicians Cian Westmoreland and Lisa Ling both worked on the high-tech infrastructure on which the drones flying in Afghanistan rely.

We need jobs and investment, as well as improvements to the trade infrastructure on which our economy depends.