Sentence examples for sufficient infrastructures from inspiring English sources

For the students of char land areas there are not sufficient infrastructures and other facilities for their proper education, whereas the students of main land have enough infrastructures and other facilities like library, computer and multimedia classrooms.

Second, Japan did not have sufficient infrastructures, such as the Alzheimer's Disease Cooperative Study, that are required to conduct clinical studies or trials of AD.

"The UK needs sufficient infrastructure to treat our residual waste and divert it from landfill," said Baddeley.

According to Juan Luis Arregui, ENCE's president, the town in which the factories are being built lacks sufficient infrastructure to support the lorries needed.

An international airport opened there in 2001, and the area is developing rapidly, but right now it's at the traveler's sweet spot: sufficient infrastructure without too many people taking advantage of it.

"There cannot be a sufficient infrastructure spending boost without stronger lending, and we expect Beijing to push banks to extend more credit," said Dariusz Kowalczyk, an economist at Crédit Agricole in Hong Kong.

One problem is budgetary restrictions: "We don't have sufficient infrastructure to support the numbers of students.

R&A officials have previously questioned whether Portrush has sufficient infrastructure to cope with the tournament, which attracts tens of thousands of fans over several days.

The Conservative-run Suffolk County Council said it recognised the need for the work, but said there was a "lack of evidence" that developers would provide "sufficient infrastructure" to make the development a success.

Powertrain options within the PTTMAM rely heavily on the provision of relevant and sufficient infrastructure and maintenance facilities, both of which are represented by the infrastructure provider group (green variables of Fig. 1).

A study from the German Federal Ministry for Transport, Building and Urban Development found that particularly those households located in suburbs and settlements outside of built-up areas often lack sufficient infrastructure and facilities in their local surroundings.