Sentence examples for sprawling infrastructure from inspiring English sources

A sprawling infrastructure is costly to maintain.

It is empowered to draw up a nationwide list of voters and to set up the sprawling infrastructure, thought to require 20,000 to 30,000 polling places, to hold elections.

Hezbollah has evolved from a shadowy organization blamed for two attacks on the American Embassy and the 1983 bombing of the Marine barracks here, killing 240 soldiers, into an expansive movement with an armed militia more powerful than the Lebanese Army and a sprawling infrastructure that delivers welfare to its Shiite constituency, Lebanon's largest community.

The lack of physical evidence of the project, only weeks before an expected watershed for the city's transportation system, speaks to a unique quality of the bike-share program: There is no sprawling infrastructure, as there typically is with a transportation upheaval, like the Second Avenue subway project.

The Niger Delta has struggled to mitigate the environmental impact caused by frequent pipeline leaks and spills along the region's sprawling infrastructure.

"The sprawling infrastructure of the housing masterplan, with houses, roads, gardens, link paths and car parking, will severely erode a large part of the green farmstead setting which is an integral part of Old Oswestry's appeal".

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The plan fulfills a 2007 election promise Mr. Rudd made to overhaul the country's sprawling, antiquated Internet infrastructure.

Isolated in the desert some 40 miles northwest of Baghdad, the sprawling site offers infrastructure that the American teams can easily adapt to the storage and destruction job, officials said.

This could result in further densification of urban infrastructure, and sprawling of urban and peri-urban areas along the coast contributing to a rise in structurally inadequate housing (18).

It's the infrastructure – Moscow, a sprawling metropolis that is home to 11.5 million people officially, and up to 17 million unofficially, has almost no drains on its roads, leaving melting snow and mud puddles to stagnate with nowhere to go.