Sentence examples for far upgraded from inspiring English sources

However, by 2008 none of the HEWs had so far upgraded.

VW says 190,000 of the 1.2m affected vehicles across the group have so far been upgraded at a dealer.

He said that "updated kitchens and updated bathrooms definitely add value," but added that owners could go too far in upgrading an entry-level home.

Scans of real-world installations show that XP systems get infected six times more often than computers running later editions, including Windows 8. Better by far to upgrade and have done with it.But to what?

It's not clear exactly how much of that money has been spent so far on upgrading critical systems.

For over a year now, based solely on my gradually rising elite status, I have been upgraded far more often than not on Continental's domestic flights.

Though, it's worth keeping in mind that locks are usually upgraded far less frequently than, say, smartphones, so you'll be stuck with the one you choose for a while.

A study of the Scottish broadband rollout conducted by researchers at the University of Edinburgh has found that up to a third of a million households may miss out on superfast broadband because their properties are too far away from upgraded cabinets.

Cameron will tell the CBI's annual conference in London that the plans for the "biggest, boldest and most far-reaching" upgrade to roads in a generation will be announced in December's autumn statement.

Cameron is expected to tell the CBI's annual conference in London that plans for the "biggest, boldest and most far-reaching" upgrade to roads in a generation will be announced in December's Autumn Statement.

The camera in the next iPhone is to be hugely upgraded, providing far more detailed pictures than ever before and packing in a flash in the front to help improve selfies.