Sentence examples for tough infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Not too surprisingly, the LCDs are designed for use in places with "tough infrastructure conditions".

This study provides new fundamental insights, design guidelines, and de novo strategies to turn the brittle C-S-H into a ductile material, impacting modern engineering of strong and tough concrete infrastructures and potentially other complex brittle materials.

But you did need serious analyses and one helluva backbone to make smart, tough decisions on infrastructure, relocation and rebuilding.

Not surprisingly EU DIRECTIVE 2012/34 (related, among other things, to the tough task of allocating infrastructure capacity) specifies that the infrastructure managers should clearly indicate congested railways in their Railway Network Statements (NS); these are documents presenting in detail the physical and operational characteristics of the networks.

His is the CV of the international bureaucrat.Mr Kim, the head of a university in New England, has done a lot of good things in his life, but the closest he has come to running a global body was as head of HIV/AIDS at the World Health Organisation not a post requiring tough choices between, say, infrastructure, health and education.

In all, CenturyLink faces tough competition from other infrastructure providers such as Windows Azure.

Infrastructure is tougher than logos.

There are lots of references to "new infrastructures" and "tough environments".

Especially given the growing penetration of wind power into the energy infrastructure, prompting tougher regulations for grid connection.

Amazon Web Services, Rackspace, SunGard and Verizon are all tough competitors with deep infrastructures of their own that will be selling their own innovations in the changing app economy.

Tough words for a dwindling infrastructure.