Sentence examples for modernize itself from inspiring English sources
The Arab world can afford to modernize itself and has shown promising signs of doing so.
The crisis of German Christian Democracy has become a crisis of Germany's ability to modernize itself.
A more fundamental question, however, is how much the museum's rush to modernize itself will threaten its scholarly mission.
As explained to me in Paris, President Nicolas Sarkozy now thinks that France will only "modernize itself" under foreign pressure, which signifies trying to match German performance.
Only the huddled bodies lying on the dark surrounding sidewalks suggest the social upheaval beneath this capital's effort to renovate and modernize itself for the year 2000.
To remain competitive in the quota-free world of the 21st century it has to modernize itself totally with the application of advanced technologies so that it can utilize its rich craft heritage more effectively.
Shocked out of isolation by American battleships, Japan had quickly modernized itself into an industrial nation-state — to the point where it threatened European imperialisms in Asia.
This hardly inspires confidence — it's as if the company couldn't decide between modernizing itself and not alienating its most ardent fans.
Shimazaki Tōson, pseudonym of Shimazaki Haruki (born March 25 , 1872 Magome, Nagano prefecture, Japan died Aug. 22, 1943, Ōiso, Kanagawa prefecture) Japanese poet and novelist, whose fiction illuminated the clash of old and new values in a Japan feverishly modernizing itself during the period of the Meiji Restoration (1868 1912).
March 25 , 1872Magome, Japan August 22, 1943 Oiso, Japan Shimazaki Tōson, pseudonym of Shimazaki Haruki (born March 25 , 1872 Magome, Nagano prefecture, Japan died Aug. 22, 1943, Ōiso, Kanagawa prefecture) Japanese poet and novelist, whose fiction illuminated the clash of old and new values in a Japan feverishly modernizing itself during the period of the Meiji Restoration (1868 1912).
That could in part be because the financial services industry has not modernized itself to meet the needs and priorities of people in today's economy.
