Sentence examples for limitations on infrastructure from inspiring English sources

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For digital services to become pervasive citizens need affordable access to the internet and businesses need to provide continent-specific services that address low incomes and limitations on infrastructure.

The cost of vehicle ownership, increasing commute times, limitations on infrastructure expansion, the need to conserve resources and cut greenhouse emissions and even the change in the relationship between the millennial generation and automobiles are all contributing to the growth in on-demand mobility.

This is especially true in developing countries, often with significant limitations on infrastructure, as well as in procedures and standards for safe practices [ 2].

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Due to the limitations of infrastructure in urban areas, migration exerts pressure on existing infrastructure and urban services such as housing, education, health care, water, sanitation, and transportation with numerous economic, social, and health consequences (UNFPA 2010).

However, these approaches do not address many of the obstacles for optimizing CME specifically to post-conflict zones, such as physicians' professional confidence, limitations on resources, and weak infrastructure [ 16, 18, 25].

But the fast-maturing renewables sector still has to overcome storage limitations, and the world's dependence on infrastructure systems geared towards fossil fuels.

The recent Ren21 global status report, while reporting that clean energy investment in 2015 ($286bn, or £217bn) was more than double that for fossil fuels ($130bn, or £99bn), added the rider: "But the fast-maturing renewables sector still has to overcome storage limitations and the world's dependence on infrastructure systems geared towards fossil fuels".

There are just limitations on this one particular practice.

While Whitby's cultural and historical heritage contribute to the local economy, the town does suffer from the economic constraints of its remote location, ongoing changes in the fishing industry, relatively underdeveloped transport infrastructure, and limitations on available land and property.

The ultimate success of translational geroscience research, including efforts aimed at optimizing function with aging, will depend in large part on overcoming present limitations regarding infrastructure, resources, methods of communication and collaboration, and scientific training opportunities and approaches.

Services were identified that would have the greatest impact on major health problems, be achievable given the limitations in infrastructure, be cost effective, and give equal access to health care in both rural and urban areas.

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