Sentence examples for shaky infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Shaky infrastructure irritates residents and dissuades foreign investment.

But the country's shaky infrastructure, while being modernized, is perhaps symbolized by Tbilisi's beautiful Old Town, where balconies crumbling from neglect and a 2002 earthquake jut precariously over the narrow streets.

Weak institutions and feeble contracts constitute "the most important challenge to the agricultural sector," argues Decio Zylbersztajn, another economist at the University of São Paulo.If so, a close second is Brazil's shaky infrastructure, which blunts much of its edge in the cost of land and labour.

Bombings, power outages, shaky infrastructure, destroyed roads and eroding rights are just a few challenges women face in Gaza.

With 1.28 billion users relying on the social network, a shaky infrastructure with confusing bugs just doesn't cut it anymore.

Nigeria is keen to attract foreign investment, but is hindered in this quest by security concerns as well as by a shaky infrastructure troubled by power cuts.

Shaky base?

A former city employee, who left her job last year, told me, "When I was there, I was appalled at how shaky the I.T. infrastructure was.

Because when they don't, there are spillover effects; Italy's mess is generating a rise in Spanish bond yields.Today's market jitters are the creaks and groans of a shaky euro-zone infrastructure straining under the heavy weight of macroeconomic weakness.

Analysts said Mr. Jonathan's new authority, even if briefly held because the country goes to the polls next year, will make him far more able to tackle Nigeria's problems: pervasive corruption; violent religious, ethnic and economic clashes in the north and south; weak infrastructure; shaky institutions; and a compromised electoral system with no coherent national voter list.

Brands like these have flourished despite Italy's red tape, shaky public services, creaking infrastructure and dodgy politics.