Sentence examples for underfunded infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In Boston, Detroit, Washington DC, Portland and Seattle, protesters, some allied with union workers and community groups, will march on high-profile bridges in order to highlight the problem of America's crumbling and underfunded infrastructure.

"We are building the most important technologies for the global economy on shockingly underfunded infrastructure.

With a recession, underfunded infrastructure and 30% inflation, Venezuela's economic woes are no secret.

In other words, racial polarization might spur sprawl, which makes cities less likely to invest in their infrastructure — and underfunded infrastructure hurts low-income people of all races.

Our forecasts suggest that while Bolsonaro is likely to pass pension reform in 2019 (both raising the retirement age and also reducing benefits), he is unlikely to make dramatic inroads into addressing other ills of the market, such as its burdensome tax system, its challenging labor code, or its underfunded infrastructure.

Is Europe the only place that suffers from old underfunded infrastructure in need of replacement or repair?

The reservation's basic infrastructure is chronically underfunded.

America's ageing water infrastructure is sorely underfunded: the Environmental Protection Agency forecasts an $11 billion annual gap in meeting costs over the next 20 years.

It will also provide subsidized local transit passes and Lyft rides in cars and on scooters for qualifying low-income residents in areas of Oakland where transportation infrastructure is chronically underfunded.

"People will lose jobs and infrastructure will be underfunded," predicts Simon Marginson, a policy expert at University of Melbourne.

We spend a staggering amount ($2.5 billion) to keep this whole system in place, while education, roads and infrastructure are grossly underfunded, particularly in the midst of this recession.