Sentence examples for useful infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In addition, an Extranet for use during non-emergency situations may create a useful infrastructure to support local communication in future emergencies.

Perhaps the billionaire benefactors will be persuaded to stump up cash for useful infrastructure after all.

Play has a lot of useful infrastructure in place to support forms, but sometimes it is difficult to understand, or even to find it in the first place.

Since this left some useful infrastructure and its cost was split between the federal, provincial and municipal governments, most British Columbians are content.

But, from his perspective, few businesses are as unrewarding, in the sense of providing jobs or useful infrastructure, as the oily one.

Established publishers have a lot of useful infrastructure – existing author relationships, publicity pipelines, editors – that a lot of these experimental projects would benefit from, but they're largely sticking to the sidelines right now and that's a shame".

You have to believe that within a confined area it can simultaneously be a haven of peace, useful transport infrastructure and an attraction with more visitors than Disneyland, that it will not push the overcrowding on London's South Bank, already bad, beyond endurance and safety, and that the failure to provide lavatories will have no unfortunate consequences.

The accident reduction factors may be useful when infrastructure improvements are selected for treating black-spot sites on rural roads or where the economic feasibility of future investments in safer road infrastructure is discussed.

And the cash-strapped City of LA isn't particularly great at installing and maintaining useful little infrastructure things like culverts (ask a friend from Southern California if they even know what the word "culvert" means).

At their best, such programmes provide productive employment for the very poor - productive in the sense that the work undertaken creates useful social infrastructure, such as roads, water supply and sanitary facilities, or addresses resource constraints, such as land quality and irrigation.

Building useful stuff like infrastructure employing labor and cash that would otherwise sit idle.