Sentence examples for In modernized from inspiring English sources

Old Church Slavonic was written in Glagolitic for only about 300 years; Glagolitic gradually gave way to Cyrillic, which is still used for Church Slavonic service books in Orthodox Christian churches and (in modernized form) for certain modern Slavic languages: Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Macedonian, and Serbian.

Given the evidence that shows the perennial nature of clientelism even in modernized social contexts, many sociologists and political scientists have since modified their point of view.

The Jews also adapted the current Greek literary fashion of retelling Homeric and other ancient legends in "modernized," novelistic versions, well seasoned with romantic elaborations of their own traditions.

The White Castle system, which survives in modernized form today, used a combination of cute little castles, with tiny turrets and battlements, cute little burgers ("Buy 'em by the sack!"), perky little employee caps and a blinding whiteness in buildings and accouterments to suggest wholesome purity -- and something else besides.

Schultz (1975) argued that education plays a significant role in modernized farm environment rather than the traditional one.

Even in modernized urban communities, if people still live in an acquaintance-oriented environment, consumption aims to maintain such kind of network are inevitable.

The German central government, in contrast, modernized legislation in health care delivery that introduced telematic devices in 2003.

The Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus devised the hierarchical system of plant and animal classification that is still in use in a modernized form.

Cheyenne, an American singer whose big moment was sometime in the '80s (a decade to which his gravity-defying jet-black hair pays vivid and tireless tribute), lives in Dublin in a modernized castle with his wife, Jane Frances McDormandd), and their dog.

Florida remained in service for a few years in her modernized form, and participated in joint Army-Navy coast defense exercises in June 1928.

Many of them, even women in more modernized Asian countries, are involved in the informal sector, in traditional jobs for women, such as caring or teaching, without benefits such as employee health insurance or pension plans.