Sentence examples for able to modernize from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, even the founder of Phat Farm fashions hasn't been able to modernize methods in the capital.

Founded in 1921 and first used for a Grand Prix race in 1925, the circuit, unlike most of the old circuits, was able to modernize.

The superpowers were able to modernize their arsenals through underground nuclear testing; outer space was an awkward and vulnerable place to deploy warheads in any case; and neither superpower had an interest in seeing nuclear weapons spread to more countries.

With this newfound leverage The Times was able to modernize and further automate the way it printed and produced the paper -- while at the same time guaranteeing job security to some workers.

A new study by the Henry L. Stimson Center calculated that the Pentagon spent $1 trillion on procurement during that time — a 97 percent increase from 2000 to 2010 — and was able to "modernize and improve our equipment inventory across the board".

Large business groups were also able to modernize considerably thanks to their easy access to cheap credit.

Though Brazil had also intended to modernize São Paulo, her poor condition she was only able to make 10 kn instead of her designed speed of 21 kn made such action uneconomical.

As such in a recent interview V.V. said that the government intends to provide billions of rubles to modernize schools, and local governments will be able to use the savings to increase teacher salaries in coming years.

If we're able to achieve this partnership in the Northeast corridor, it could serve as a model for how to modernize our nation's crumbling infrastructure.

First, we need to modernize our labor laws and invest in our workforce to ensure that everyone who is able to work has the opportunity to do so with dignity and to move up in their careers.

To modernize our country.