Sentence examples for some kind of infrastructure from inspiring English sources
"But there's an important function, when people are desperate for some kind of infrastructure, in someone wearing a white coat or some kind of quasiuniform".
It's an issue that, in theory, should attract support from Trump and congressional Republicans, who have long promised to hold some kind of "infrastructure week".
But, he stressed, it doesn't happen in isolation, or without some kind of infrastructure to support it, sometimes through channels that are otherwise legal.
According to all of the experts I've consulted, there's still broad support on Capitol Hill for some kind of infrastructure bill.
Trump plans to boost military spending by $54 billion while remaining committed to maintaining entitlements like Social Security and Medicare and cutting taxes and doing some kind of infrastructure deal.
Trump plans to boost military spending by $54 billion while remaining committed to maintaining entitlements like Social Security and Medicare and cutting taxes and doing some kind of infrastructure deal.
Reacting to the MPs report, Corinna Ferguson of Liberty said: "Every modern society needs a strong civil society and some kind of intelligence infrastructure.
To be artists first and foremost, but also to be developing some kind of business infrastructure, whether it's learning the skills or getting someone in who has those skills.
Google argues that most successful mobile apps now use some kind of server infrastructure to power their services, but for most mobile developers, that's a distraction and often not something they are comfortable with.
I appreciate all that Metro does and has done to deal with an abysmal starting position and in trying, after the fact, to create some kind of workable transit infrastructure in the region.
Chinese officials were slightly more upbeat ahead of their arrival, reportedly telling US business leaders they were still positive of "some kind of agreement" around protecting infrastructure from cyber-attacks.
