Sentence examples for Perpetual upgrade from inspiring English sources

[C4.] An End to the Perpetual Upgrade Despite its limited schedule, Legend Airlines, the Dallas-based carrier that has filed for bankruptcy protection, proved an attractive alternative to fliers by offering coach fares with the equivalent of a perpetual first-class upgrade.

Leica announced at PMA 2008 that it will be offering a new "perpetual upgrade program" to owners of its M8 digital camera.

In my case, that would mean spending far less time recycling things like smartphones and music technology gear on eBay as I tread a well-trodden and perpetual upgrade path.

And given the fact that, once you bought in, you were stuck with perpetual upgrades and compatibility worries, it was questionable who really came out ahead, other than the technology vendors.

Editing can be done on any number of platforms, while Cisco a) draws steep graphs of traffic growth like this one and b) holds the enviable position as prime supplier to a perpetual network upgrade to accommodate all this multimedia.

Since he co-founded Microsoft in 1975 with his boyhood friend Paul Allen, Mr. Gates has followed a business strategy of perpetual software upgrades that draw ideas from existing successful products as well as add creative touches from his own engineers.

The airline, which had service to Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Washington-Dulles and New York-La Guardia at the time it suspended operations, was starting to build a customer base of business travelers who saw it as a way to fly -- assuming they were traveling on Legend's limited routes -- at coach fares with the equivalent of a perpetual first-class upgrade.

More than likely hardware and OS versions will be the driving force behind needing to upgrade perpetual software, possibly before the user requires any features provided by the newer software.

The war on terror has become a perpetual state of terror, and its weaponry (including the continuous struggle to maintain, upgrade, and devise it) has become an unbearable burden.

The company has been going through a transition of its business model over the past few years, moving from a perpetual software license model, where someone would buy a shrink-wrapped software package and then upgrade it every two to four years with the latest updated version of the software package, which was called the Creative Suite.

Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.