Sentence examples for temporary infrastructure from inspiring English sources
As the Kumbh Mela's temporary infrastructure pours out of Prayagraj, what happens to all the people?
"There has not been very much coming out about what I call the infrastructure — even the temporary infrastructure — for democracy," a Western diplomat in Cairo said Thursday.
Far better to focus on temporary infrastructure spending, which would create jobs today and leave us with something of lasting value.
They installed free Wi-Fi over the 100 acres of the festival, which involved setting up temporary infrastructure to carry that load.
It urged France "specifically to avoid collective repatriation" and instead to seek permanent solutions for the welfare of the Roma, ensuring that they had "access to education, health services, housing and other temporary infrastructure".
The junction where the East Cross Route meets Ruckholt Road is a known danger spot that has been made worse by temporary infrastructure changes put in place for the Olympics.
Besides, geographical obstructions such as broken bridges or closed roads add to the worries of personnel trying to develop a temporary network infrastructure for effective communication.
Prof Carlo Ratti from MIT said that "This project imagines a fleet of autonomous boats for the transportation of goods and people that can also cooperate to produce temporary floating infrastructure, such as on-demand bridges". The ROBOATs are loaded with environmental sensors too, to measure water and air quality.
There was therefore a need to provide immediate temporary education infrastructure for 40,000 children whose education was suspended.
In reality, however, the directness of transport services depends on factors such as geography, available infrastructure, temporary conditions, shippers' qualitative preferences, the economy of and practical possibilities for consolidation and access to return flows.
Firstly, there was a careful planning of the use of permanent, already existing, and temporary venues and infrastructure.
