Sentence examples for well-established infrastructure from inspiring English sources

During a period known as the Pax Romana, the Romans secured a fairly long period of relative peace and stability among previously war-torn territories through a unified legal system, technological developments, and a well-established infrastructure.

However, biomanufacturing of propionic acid cannot compete with the current oxo-petrochemical synthesis process due to its well-established infrastructure, low oil prices and the high downstream purification costs of microbial production.

Before it was ravaged by war, Yarmouk had a well-established infrastructure.

Many cities around the world today have well-established infrastructure such as water, hydro and electric services that have been developed and expanded over time making tunneling or surface transportation solutions very costly.

As a result, the global public health community has the opportunity to build a lasting legacy and make a sustainable difference to the health of some of the most vulnerable communities by using this well-established infrastructure.

However, this situation relies on a well-established infrastructure on which the community can build (30).

Most cities have well-established infrastructures for the delivery of social welfare and health services.

They take advantage of a well-established aviation infrastructure of 1,700 airports and an abundance of flight schools and instructors.

While research in the United States remains strangled in a Schedule 1 chokehold, Israelis are diligently engaged in cannabis R&D, fueled by the country's relatively supportive regulatory climate, well-established research infrastructure, and hyperactive entrepreneurial spirit.

Those countries in the process of political and economic reform or those that do not already have a well-established surveillance infrastructure may more easily use this approach than countries with well-established surveillance systems.

In solar, we expect companies to focus on emerging markets that lack an established group of local players or in which they already have well-established relationships and infrastructure.