Sentence examples for having to install from inspiring English sources

One allows aging coal-fired plants and other factories to modernize without necessarily having to install expensive antipollution devices.

And there are now so many electronic devices built into cars that manufacturers are having to install sophisticated electronics networks to integrate them.

Clients can access the firm's service via a web browser, which saves them having to install a complicated customer relationship management (CRM) program on their own computers.

But automatic lifts which can do that already exist, and the expense of having to install them will, Dr Wehking thinks, be outweighed by the skids' manoeuvrability.

Having the component preinstalled on personal computers makes it possible for users to run Java programs that are sent via the Internet without having to install additional software.

Another, in charge of the Queen's visit to an orphanage, recalled having to install a new lavatory seat in the staff room.

Merchants have to install new terminals.

He'd have to install one, though.

First, of course, you have to install the thing.

(You generally have to install the proper player software first).

They have to install terminals that accept mobile payments.