Sentence examples for old-fashioned infrastructures from inspiring English sources

In some cases, as occurred during the global financial crisis of 2008 09, institutions will face severe challenges from the introduction of technologies for which their old-fashioned infrastructures will be ill-prepared.

But (a) the fulfillment of citizens' preferences, (b) a change in urban design and (c) the basic infrastructures needed to sustain a new approach to urban habitat would make a significant portion of the big companies that provide old-fashioned infrastructures less profitable.

Today, not much has changed in terms of its old fashioned infrastructure, and it is the host city for the annual Thurmond Triathlon.

Green infrastructure can reduce runoff by only 5 percent or so, and some old-fashioned "gray infrastructure," like new storage tanks, will be necessary to achieve City Hall's long-term goal of a 40 percent reduction.

London, UK-based cloud technology consultancy and developer shop Amido says its core business comes from rebuilding old-fashioned corporate technology infrastructures in the cloud.

It amazes me that they put up so fatalistically with this old-fashioned and decaying infrastructure.

Barry Gardiner MP, Labour's shadow energy and climate change secretary, said: "The government's decision bulldozes local democracy and risks locking Britain into an old-fashioned dirty energy infrastructure when we should be seizing the opportunities for new long-term jobs and investment in a clean energy future".

This is perhaps true for scientists the world over, but Africa's particular challenges — lack of funding, old-fashioned administrative systems and poor infrastructure, to name but a few — make it many times harder.

The big social media platforms have brought in expectations of compatibility and syncopation that make closed infrastructures seem delightfully old-fashioned.

The site itself looks rather basic and old-fashioned; much of the project's infrastructure was built not by a major Internet company but by undergraduate computer-science majors from the U.B.C. campus.

Remember old-fashioned CPR?