Sentence examples for relatively little infrastructure from inspiring English sources

There's relatively little infrastructure work to do in England.

"Light rail" is an appealing form of mass transit for cities today, since it requires relatively little infrastructure — no subway tunnels or elevated tracks — and it brings in federal subsidies.

Unlike other tax havens, like and Geneva and Zurich, there is relatively little infrastructure for banks and investment funds.

This model is also especially well suited for low-resource settings because it requires relatively little infrastructure and resources to implement compared to alternative model, such as center-based interventions.

In Michigan the sudden availability of a large incentive in a state with relatively little film infrastructure appears to have drawn a rush of projects that could be started quickly but had uncertain prospects.

He added: "It would run along existing track that is currently being electrified, so would require relatively little new infrastructure.

Chã had relatively little community infrastructure, with power and water generally sourced on a building-by-building basis prior to the 2014 2015 eruption.

Frankly, a relatively small infrastructure bank seems as good a place as any to start.

Cornwall had less prior experience of remote care than the other two sites, so came into WSD with a relatively little telehealth and telecare infrastructure.

The use of inner city metro systems presents an opportunity to further utilize existing infrastructure, for relatively little investment, to cut emissions, and for faster and more efficient freight transportation.

There have been remarkable investments in Sub-Saharan andica, South America and South-East Asia, often focussed on eradication of specific diseases e.g. AIDS, malaria and TB, but thus far, relatively little support for general health infrastructure, training and education, or the chronic disease burden of developing countries [ 12].