Sentence examples for ship infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Mexico's tourist industry, too, took almost a year to rebuild its damaged cruise ship infrastructure.

More efficient deliveries can take the strain off lorries and other shipping infrastructure.

Mr. French said that the agency had been impressed by Malaysia's air and shipping infrastructure during the aftermath of the tsunami.

For Amazon, that projected future is catastrophic: Pretty much all of Amazon's current investments in shipping — in trucks, planes and crowdsourced delivery cars — depend on the traditional shipping infrastructure.

Sumitomo and the Korea Resources Corporation of South Korea will join with two Canadian companies, the Sherritt International Corporation and SNC Lavalin, to develop a nickel mine, build smelters and create shipping infrastructure, the company said.

Recent advances in Arctic ship technology make this plausible, especially the development of double-ended tankers that can steam through a metre of ice prow-first and a metre and a half stern-first.Faster development of Arctic resources, thanks to the NSR, will in turn lead to more shipping infrastructure, and no doubt eventually to Arctic container shipping.

For years, the market has been held back due to the typical challenges of shipping, infrastructure and payment platforms.

But, at least in key markets, because it has fixated on delivering convenience at faster and faster speeds — building distribution and shipping infrastructure that can all but eliminate the practical difference between buying online vs shopping in store.

Indeed, for cases like the ones the Dash is designed to address, we're much better served with a single button that translates our immediate need into direct action, using Amazon's backend services to complete the ordinarily complex tasks of address details, shipping infrastructure and payment handling.

Pedro said Chicago, with its shipping infrastructure and location, was the ideal place to build a drug empire.

A chance at dealing with this lies in Jokowi's apparent plans to make Indonesia a "maritime nexus" by building ports and shipping infrastructure across the archipelago.