Sentence examples for of inadequate infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The flooding has exposed persistent problems of inadequate infrastructure and unabated growth in the capital of one of Asia's fastest-growing economies.

Here the obstacles are inevitably those of inadequate infrastructure, cost of hard and software (which seem to cost the same everywhere in the world, immediately putting poorer countries at a disadvantage), sustainability and training.

A combination of inadequate infrastructure investments, staff departures and a leadership team that made "bad bets" have left PREPA's system "in a state of crisis," according to a November 2016 report published by Synapse Energy, a Massachusetts-based energy consulting firm.

Unfortunately, India's sanitation crisis is not solely a function of inadequate infrastructure.

Other studies have highlighted challenges of inadequate infrastructure in the management of diabetes in sub-Saharan Africa.

These findings imply that limitations to GN research are not due to a lack of physician enthusiasm, but instead may be the result of inadequate infrastructure capable of leveraging physician eagerness to participate in research.

34 In the USA, lack of coordination of adult immunisation activities due to inadequate infrastructure has been identified as a major contributor to the lack of promotion of adult vaccines.

Traffic monitoring video sequences are often of poor quality because of the inadequate infrastructure of the acquisition and transport system.

India, the world's second-largest producer of fruits and vegetables, loses about 40 percent of that production because of mismanagement, inadequate infrastructure and storage, poor transportation, shoddy supply-chain logistics, and underdeveloped markets.

"A lot of the issues that the commissions talked about came true with Hurricane Katrina: wetlands loss, lack of planning, inadequate infrastructure, risk from natural hazards, continued fragmentation of ocean policy, major damage to fisheries in the [Gulf of Mexico]," he says.

Despite investors' concerns about an unpredictable regulatory environment, a high level of corruption, inadequate infrastructure and rising labor costs, the money is gushing into Indonesia.