Sentence examples for modernizing late from inspiring English sources

Ukigumo, a story in which an ineffectual idealist loses out in the rude world of rapidly modernizing late 19th-century Japan, and Futabatei's translations of fiction were well received.

The move is Billboard's latest step in modernizing the Hot 100, which besides sales and airplay now also incorporates data from streaming services like Spotify.

The Armada was constantly being modernized with the latest developments in naval warfare.

At the outbreak of the English Civil War in 1642, the castle, modernized to the latest Tudor and Stuart fashions, was held by Sir Edward Hungerford.

Finally, we are committed to modernizing the Toxic Substances Control Act to reflect the latest advances in science and technology, while creating a world-class regulatory program that gives consumers the confidence they need and deserve.

Robert L. Chapman, Jr., the founder of Chapman Capital, a Los Angeles-based hedge fund, is no relation to the late lexicographer Robert L. Chapman, who is often credited with modernizing the venerable Roget's International Thesaurus (he edited the fourth and fifth editions).

Certainly the former editor of our new Russian edition, the late Paul Klebnikov, thought he saw the beginning of grassroots, modernizing forces.

Certainly the former editor of our new Russian edition, the late Paul Klebnikov, thought he saw the beginning of grassroot modernizing forces.

This argument is nothing more than the assertion that late starters will grow rapidly during the period when they are modernizing.

Also announced today, the Government is modernizing and unifying its digital platform between all its ministries and services — it's never too late.

The first Russia is modernizing.