infrastructurally
advEtymology From infrastructural + -ly.
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In terms of infrastructure.
- Even if one acknowledges the hard work and social and economic contributions of immigrants, one could worry about the sheer scale of Canada's immigration program and the pressure it might place on Toronto — socially, infrastructurally and economically.2009 April 12, Michael Adams, “Changing face of Toronto not yet visible at city hall”, in Toronto Star: