Sentence examples for frequent upgrades from inspiring English sources

They are perennially vulnerable to virus attacks and require frequent upgrades.

The trouble is, they are more of a fashion item and will require more frequent upgrades and replacements.

Likewise, frequent upgrades to my rarely used television and digital single-lens reflex camera would make little sense.

More frequent upgrades mean more energy and materials will be needed to make new phones – and more waste will be generated.

And pleasing customers with around-the-clock phone service and frequent upgrades to overnight shipping carries high costs, leaving only a small profit margin just 1% in 2008.

Charles Witt, who has earned membership in Delta's Diamond level and in United Airlines' 1K, its highest tier, said the top classes were worth the effort for the special treatment he received, like frequent upgrades and access to special hotlines.

— Damon Darlin Analyzing AT&T's and T-Mobile's Frequent Upgrade Plans Lifehacker.com |  Here's one way to calculate whether the new "frequent user" cellphone plans make any sense.

As the number of phones in circulation rises due to frequent technology upgrades, slightly out-dated or secondhand devices are increasingly available and affordable.

And the clamor is likely to fall on receptive ears, as businesses seek to let somebody else deal with the headaches of operating a computer network, dealing with frequent software upgrades and running out of data storage space.

Light trucks score high in all three of those categories, particularly volume, but they also return substantial profits because unlike passenger cars, they are not so dependent on frequent technology upgrades; suspension parts and conventional rear-drive third members often carry over from one generation to the next.

Until then, due to its high initial cost and the necessary and frequent computer upgrades, virtual reality is only suitable for hardcore gamers, early adopters and the rich.