Sentence examples for rising infrastructure from inspiring English sources

With a surge in oil revenue and with rapidly rising infrastructure needs, the Middle East has become a crucial area for global banks.

Most urgently, they are realizing that media and payments represent the best opportunity for growth in their own business in the face of rising infrastructure costs, churn and declining margins.

The report commissioned by the National Science Foundation (NSF), which funds the United States Antarctic Program (USAP)—is the third major assessment of the program in 5 years, aiming to streamline the program in an era of relatively flat budgets and rising infrastructure costs.

From Latin America to the Greater Middle East, the American system is visibly weakening, while at home, inequality and poverty are on the rise, infrastructure crumbles, and national politics is in a state of permanent "gridlock".

And when it is done that way, diseases can be brought under control, food productivity can rise, basic infrastructure can be built, kids can be educated, population growth can slow down as girls complete secondary education.

We do not overly worry about the impact of rising yields on infrastructure values.

The world's cities face similar challenges: an ageing infrastructure, rising healthcare costs, increased congestion and global competition.

She is coming to Harvard to explore fresh thinking to the challenges of water management — rising demand, aging infrastructure and inadequate investment.

Still, at a time of crumbling infrastructure, rising unemployment, and universal demands for more public spending, what's wrong with that?

The story listed some of the city's innumerable ills: crumbling infrastructure, rising religious intolerance, the miserable state of its poor.

Pipelines, rail lines, highways, airports, an oil refinery and extra-deep berths for 21st-century supertankers are all in the blueprints, though it is hard to imagine such infrastructure rising up along this long-neglected stretch of the Kenyan coast, dotted by crumbling ruins and impenetrable mangrove swamps.