Sentence examples for considered upgrade from inspiring English sources

Andy Kellman of Allmusic considered "Upgrade U" the "most potent track on the album", which he described as a "low-slung Cameron Wallace production where Beyoncé wears and buys the pants while making her proposition sound more like empowerment than emasculation".

Industry subsequently objected that what environmentalists and government frequently considered upgrades were in fact nothing more than routine maintenance, which the requirements did not cover.

"Have you considered upgrading your small family car to this …" He points to a photo of a supercharged, sports utility beast and adds innocently: "What if you run into a moose, or a grizzly?

Shared bathrooms have gone the way of the dodo-bird; no one shares a bathroom in the Hamptons unless they're under the age of 3. Amenities that used to be considered upgrades, now everybody wants them".

He has considered upgrading them each time Microsoft released a later version of its operating system Windows Vista in January 2007, Windows 7 in October 2009 and now Windows 8 in October 2012.

If you haven't considered upgrading your business tools in a few years, now is the time to reconsider.

Waste Management officials said that they considered upgrading its equipment at El Sobrante but faced "high cost to stay in compliance" with the new NOx standards.

While the Department of Transportation considered upgrading nearby Route 2 to freeway standards as a potential alternative, this plan was ultimately rejected because of its effects on wells in the area.

Would you consider upgrading?

Dr. Guttentag is already considering upgrades.

You should also consider upgrading your travel insurance.