Sentence examples for modernized as from inspiring English sources

But he, too, turned to his partner, saying he was troubled by a Russian tax on its own exports, which raises their prices abroad, and by the country's dilapidated infrastructure, which he said "needs to be modernized as quickly as possible".

The Bluetooth has been upped to version 1.2, and the phone app is modernized, as well.

He also cites nine textual "corruptions" (like "creuie" instead of "creuic," modernized as "crevice") that he believes can be explained as misreadings of Shakespeare's handwriting.

But the surging numbers of civilian refugees fleeing into neighboring Turkey since the air strikes began with a vengeance two weeks ago are a testament to its brutal efficacy, especially when modernized, as it has been here, with unbridled combat air power.

Just as nobody in Revolutionary times could have foreseen the modern world we live in today, nobody drafting the Constitution could have foreseen how some of it would eventually be modernized as life changed in America and the world.

Bracelets and jewelry made of brass rings that looked like tightly wound telephone cords were inspired by a particular Balenciaga button, and a classic bolero shape had been modernized as a bra top, with the volume deflated.

Method was applied for newly constructed objects and modernized objects as well.

"Raf's exceptional contributions have shaped and modernized fashion as we see it today, and, under his direction, Calvin Klein will further solidify its position as a leading global lifestyle brand," Steve Shiffman, the company's chief executive, said in a statement first published on Facebook.

In preparing "Of Plymouth Plantation," Morison crafted an edition that would be, as he put it, "modern (not modernized)." It would not do, Morison knew, to try to update William Bradford.

After recommissioning, the modernized battleships operated as centerpieces of their own battle group (termed as a Battleship Battle Group or Surface Action Group), consisting of one, one or, one, three s and one support ship, such as a fleet oiler.

This may not be surprising in a backwoods county in the Bible Belt, but Bergen can be fairly described as modernized.