Sentence examples for other basic infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"Social spending is more important than building railways, expressways and other basic infrastructure".

Smartphones and Facebook may be ubiquitous, but the continent still lags behind in other basic infrastructure, such as reliable power.

A lack of local schools, health facilities and other basic infrastructure is another common concern for those living on the fringes of the city.

In fact, the blackouts are even longer in rural and poor urban areas which also lack other basic infrastructure like roads and waste water drainage.

Karzai adopted a far more restrained style, continually stressing what he said had been his successes in power, particularly the construction of schools, roads and other basic infrastructure.

The Maliki government's critics say that has starved efforts to repair and upgrade the schools, sewage systems, power plants and other basic infrastructure the country desperately needs.

As government cutbacks in education, healthcare and other basic social infrastructure threaten to undercut long-term development, young people are emigrating to better their lives rather than suffer in an economy without jobs.

Like other basic supply infrastructure systems, such as energy, transportation, etc., the freshwater-/wastewater system is a socio-technical system.

For example, on 4th Street the street lights are designed as old lamp posts and there are ornamented trash cans with a fleur-de-lis symbol at frequent intervals, while on St. James Court there are gas lamp posts, 3rd and 2nd Streets have small light posts on the sidewalks, Ouerbacker Court has cast iron decorative gates, and several other streets have basic infrastructure.

Thus inequality, earlier measured in terms of income or consumption, has now got extended to cover many other standard of living dimensions such as inequality of outcomes in health, education, and basic infrastructure, among others (Son, 2013).

In addition to cutting emissions, steps need to be taken to reduce inequities among children, Lake said, citing the need for investments in health and other essential services and in basic infrastructure that can withstand climate-related disasters.