Sentence examples for primitive infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Senior military officers say Afghanistan's topography and primitive infrastructure play to the insurgents' advantage.

Rebuilding Iraq, administration officials say, is different from rebuilding a country like Afghanistan, which has fewer natural resources and a primitive infrastructure.

Ghana, however, still has a primitive infrastructure; agriculture comprises 60% of the labor force; and the economy continues to rely heavily on international aid–$1 billion last year, to be exact.

Much of Russia's vast reserves lie in Siberia, where the country's primitive pipeline infrastructure makes shipping a nightmare.

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Beyond the Kingdom's primitive nuclear infrastructure – the country lacks sufficient experience and expertise in practically all areas of the nuclear fuel cycle – Saudi Arabia's political and strategic context does not favour the acquisition of nuclear weapons.

For example, Russia has a primitive telecommunications infrastructure, and Internet penetration stands at a paltry 2% of Russia's 150 million population.

In 2014, Twitter had a strict chronological timeline, and recorded a $100 million profit before stock-based compensation — with relatively primitive advertising infrastructure, compared to today.

While these locations share the beach paradise traits to be found up and down the coast, they are somewhat more primitive in their infrastructure and outlook.

Infrastructure remains primitive.

Giving the back of his hand to the suffering of millions, a key Bush administration official is opposing any extensive use of the life-extending anti-AIDS drugs in Africa, insisting that the health care infrastructure is too primitive and that Africans, in most cases, are incapable of following the regimen.