Sentence examples for valuable infrastructure from inspiring English sources

But in the Middle Atlantic States, the report notes, valuable infrastructure like buildings and roads stands in their way.

According to Standard & Poor's, the shutdown itself will cost the economy $24 billion, an amount that would have paid for a large and valuable infrastructure project like the Big Dig, the massive highway improvement program in Boston.

Several municipal and investor-owned utilities are deploying BPL services to consumers to leverage their valuable infrastructure and drive new revenue, but also to manage their networks.

Transit systems must accommodate steep grades and sharp curves to avoid destruction of valuable infrastructure and to minimize land acquisition and expropriation.

Along with detail modeling of our proposal, we also evaluate our scheme which shows its efficiency in realizing operators' valuable infrastructure protection while maintaining lower resource consumption.

In passing this torch along, we hope to encourage the continued growth of video, asking only that you help advance the journey towards creating a valuable infrastructure around it.

Ultra high performance steel fiber reinforced concrete (UHP-SFRC) is an excellent material for the construction of valuable infrastructures to resist the intensive loadings.

This is a reasonable outcome because the countries/regions with higher GDP (economically wealthier) will encounter more economic losses as they lose more of their valuable infrastructures and properties, leading to higher physical and economic losses (due to losses in business) thus, it also takes more time to recover back to the normal situation after being impacted by a disaster.

"Unlike the wild fires out west, where everything is destroyed and all you have is rubble and ash, the burnout of WorldCom still leaves an enormously valuable telephone infrastructure in place," said Gene Kimmelman, director of the Washington office of the Consumers Union advocacy group.

However, installing metro systems are typically very costly and often involved extensive relocation and destruction of valuable existing infrastructure.

Arguably this telemedicine pilot project could have benefited from the availability of a policy framework and valuable technical infrastructures.