Sentence examples for setting up infrastructure from inspiring English sources
Sina said most of its spending was on hiring employees and setting up infrastructure for its micro-blogging business.
Troops are training healthcare workers, setting up infrastructure, processing test samples and airlifting materials.
As we have shown, cloud computing drives down infrastructure costs both up-front and on an on-going basis, and offers operational advantages, such as setting up infrastructure in minutes rather than months, completing massive computational projects with a large number of resources quickly, and scaling the architecture up and down to provide the required computational resources.
Alongside Cisco, well-known competitor IBM is vying to set up infrastructure around the world.
Roberts has promised investors he will set up infrastructure, such as a warehouse and delivery network, to launch in Germany within 12 months of listing.
The company has promised investors it will set up infrastructure, such as a warehouse and delivery network, to launch in Germany within 12 months of listing.
It seems easier to set up infrastructure to protect us from them rather than the other way around, though as Eilperin points out, forty times more Americans go to the hospital for bad encounters with Christmas tree ornaments than for shark attacks.
The demand in the export market is such that if only one firm enters, it will make a profit, but if they both enter each will make a loss, perhaps because of initial set up, infrastructure, product development, marketing or other fixed costs of entry.
With unemployment soaring, his team should be willing to set up infrastructure-strengthening projects to put people to work.
However, setting up of infrastructure is difficult and using the services of cellular networks has some costs as well as bandwidth limitations.
Setting up the infrastructure to process these data sources is also a challenge, especially if Apple wants to do real-time updates vs. weekly or monthly batch processing.
