Sentence examples for items to update from inspiring English sources
As recently as March 2011, city officials said there were no plans to put the directory online and attributed the delay in publishing a new print edition to the fact that there were too many items to update.
The third annual questionnaire covers more extensive items to update important information obtained at baseline.
12 An expanded questionnaire including approximately 120 food items was used to update information about diet every two to four years.
At the same time items 1 10 were revised to update the scale in relation to advances in equipment and respiratory management.
This allowed the startup to build a database of historical pricing data, identify pricing trends, and better learn when they needed to have their users go back out into the field on new "missions" to update items' prices.
The first item of order is to update the equipment.
With this new mode, the Chromebook team believes, Chromebooks and Chromeboxes will become more viable options for stores that want to set up kiosks to allow customers to buy out-of-stock items, give employees the option to update inventory from the manufacturing floor or give hotels another option for their business centers.
My entire first day with Pokémon Go was dominated by technical issues: The game locks up, struggles to connect (or stay connected) to the servers, its GPS fails to update accurately, items vanish or fail to work as they should, and it crashes again and again.
Go to the "Pages" menu and select "Override All Master Page Items" to effectively unlock them for changes if you would like to update multiple items at the same time.
When the system needs to repeat back-tracking around a single abandoned luggage item, the system needs only to update some of the stored information.
The startup lets parents post pictures of goods they'd like to sell, a price, and simple description, and then takes a 20percentt commission when they match that item with a parent looking to update their child's attire.
