Sentence examples for receptive infrastructure from inspiring English sources
However, even when coupled with appropriate incentives, interventions are likely to have little impact when the target lacks a receptive infrastructure.
Continued interventions targeting physicians and executives, in the absence of a receptive organizational infrastructure, may be fruitless.
So the studios are most likely to have solid infrastructure there, with receptive audiences for the kind of local-inflected commercial genre films that constitute the meat and drink of local-language output – as in Germany (which, since Jack Warner tried to persuade the US government to suppress the native industry after the second world war, has been a compliant market for Hollywood).
He says Adelaide was attractive for NEC because it offered a solid foundation of infrastructure to build upon, a receptive political environment, and particular challenges that Bristol did not present.
U.S. manufacturers are already embracing innovation — often by way of working with receptive startups — and taking advantage of existing industrial infrastructure at home by reshoring operations.
The benefits are huge in terms of being able to vastly improve international data connections without making big, costly and receptive changes to the hardware that forms the infrastructure of the Internet itself.
This time the businesses were more receptive but still demurred taking on the investment risk of creating new infrastructure.
