Sentence examples for looking to modernize from inspiring English sources

Poland, looking to modernize its waste infrastructure, is an example: Together with a local partner, Rank Progress, W.T.E.C. is scheduled to start construction of the first of three Polish energy-generating incineration plants this year.

On the flip side, Cisco Systems has tried to crack the server market during the downturn, pitching a system packed with networking equipment and virtualization software as just the right product for companies looking to modernize their data centers.

"I have seen Sapho's traction firsthand with Fortune 500 customers looking to modernize their existing systems and improve employee productivity," said Raymond Tonsing, founder and MD of Caffeinated Capital, said in a statement.

HelloSponsor, which just launched after going through AngelPad's accelerator, is looking to modernize event sponsorship for brands by simplifying the experience and building up metrics so that they can measure the impact of their campaigns.

Now, the women who come to buy his sports and graffiti scribbled hijabs are not old fashioned women looking to modernize.

Ms. Madover declined to offer a theory about why that revival failed, but said that hers would be different because Mr. Meehan would be working with the script and "a new creative team will look to modernize the show".

But there will also be opportunities for compromise as both parties look to modernize health care administration and technology.

As the New York Stock Exchange looks to modernize with Archipelago and the Nasdaq aims for an upgrade to its trading systems with the help of Instinet, the most interesting question is: Could some upstart become the eBay of stock trading instead?

Russia continues to look to Germany to modernize its industry and infrastructure.

Quip is "looking to help fix or modernize the world of oral health".

The Lebanese government, looking to build on this image, worked to modernize the young country.