Sentence examples for relatively small infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Other energy production techniques have a relatively small infrastructure footprint and a larger area impacted by habitat fragmentation and other secondary effects on wildlife.

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

First, and most important, a relatively small share of the bill was actually devoted to infrastructure.

The relatively small scale of the infrastructure will make it easier to transition the country from oil to hydrogen.

This is a relatively small percentage of its total infrastructure, however – the bulk of its infrastructure will still remain in Twitter's own data centers, we understand.

Countries at the extreme ends of the income spectrum appear to encompass a relatively small fraction, potentially reflecting strong infrastructures protecting supply chains in high-income countries, and limited drug supply safety and counterfeits detection systems in low-income countries.

Infrastructure costs are relatively small compared to genotyping costs; therefore, the annual total cost and cost per weaned pig are relatively insensitive to changes in the infrastructure costs.

However, loss of nesting habitat by wind farm infrastructure can be considered relatively small in comparison to other projects (Zimmerling et al. 2013).

Most of the private health facilities attending to pregnant women in the study setting (peri-urban and rural areas of Ashanti region) were relatively small private midwife-managed maternity homes/clinics with limited infrastructure and staff.

But the essay-scoring software that he and his teammates developed uses relatively small data sets and ordinary PCs — so the additional infrastructure cost for schools could be nil.

But it wants to go even further: 50 years from now it hopes to be self-sufficient.Sensors play a relatively small part in Singapore's water management because the infrastructure is so new.