Sentence examples for mighty infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In time of austerity, go for growth with mighty infrastructure.

As a result, California has over the past century built a mighty infrastructure for moving water.

Would the debate then have been about the benefits to the whole nation of a mighty infrastructure project worthy of Brunel and designed, as McLoughlin said, in an almost Keynesian flourish, for "giving muscle to the economies of the cities beyond London?" As it was, MPs had trouble seeing beyond the circulation areas of their local newspapers.

More recently, when certain products became capable of being distributed without this mighty infrastructure, that business ceased to become necessary, and correspondingly their power and respectability are now in decline.

But the individual furies and passions that the mighty machine of that infrastructure is created to harness — or to restrain — are left unexplored.

Without commitments to boost infrastructure spending and public investment, this becomes a mighty gamble.

State-owned hydropower RusHydro is investing massively in upgrading its creaking infrastructure and there are hopes that Siberia's mighty rivers could produce hydropower for export to energy-hungry China.

The mighty Phyllis is also a perfect example of why we need infrastructure.

If President Obama doesn't start treating it like the vital infrastructure that it is - and stop giving away the store to the mighty phone and cable lobbies - he'll lose his most strategically important constituency this November.

Sanders knows that these proposals, along with campaign finance reform, massive infrastructure investments, single payer health care, and public banks will crash into a mighty neoliberal wall of resistance.

If its government stopped seeing "zero new debt" as the Holy Grail, and instead invested in modernizing the country's transport, municipal infrastructure, and digitization of households and industry, the euro -- and Europe -- would receive a mighty boost.