Sentences with phrase «good infrastructure yet»

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But the main ingredient in our forecast is the federal infrastructure program, which is well under way but not yet evident in the economic indicators we are tracking.

More recently, he has outlined massive infrastructure spending plans as well as a proposal for free public college tuition — though he has yet to provide full accounting of where the funding for these programs will come from.

Better yet, maybe outsource our schools to India or Pakistan, where $ 8 billion went to build their infrastructure.

While none of those models are cheap or popular, they do offer a stop - gap solution better suited to the distances Australian buyers often encounter; and are a better option than pure EVs, for which little public charging infrastructure yet exists.

Yet while there are good reasons for spending on infrastructure — as anyone who has driven over one of Montreal's crumbling overpasses can tell you — using government spending to grow the economy is easier said than done.

I haven't visited Morocco yet but my friends who have visited the Moroccan coast praise good infrastructure (a large number of hotels, hostels and restaurants), affordable prices and amazing sunsets.

The Caribbean coast has yet to develop a serious infrastructure catering to sport divers, despite good coral reefs.

There is an untapped player base that would love to join these games but the infrastructure for good high - speed internet just ins» t there yet.

In a comment which could have been directed at several European countries, he said: «It is probably a good idea to invest in infrastructure that helps in dealing with heavier precipitation, in particular if you are not yet used to those events.»

Yet the many contributions of green infrastructure to our natural and built environments, as well as to human health, are not fully reflected in public policies pertaining to buildings, design practice, community planning or capital and operational investments in infrastructure.

Yet there is good news, of a sort, in the fact that all infrastructure eventually wears out.