Sentence examples for modernizing performance from inspiring English sources

Volkswagen snapped up Bentley in 1998 and has revived the once-musty brand, modernizing performance and technology while largely keeping its mainstream fingerprints off the cars.

"He just loved to have me walk in with a part off the '08 and say, 'I need this for the '09 — make it for me.'" Where possible, engine parts were modernized to improve performance while remaining faithful to the original technology.

In February the National Science Foundation Advisory Panel on Cyberinfrastructure issued a report calling on the nation to spend more than $1 billion annually to modernize its high-performance computing capabilities.

According to the findings, the quality improvement efforts of private hospitals is advised to mostly focus on modernizing equipments, timeliness of care delivery, accuracy of performance as well as on enhancing the interpersonal relationships and communication skills of its physicians, nurses and other personnel.

Forgoing the glitz of much contemporary flamenco, Israel Galván (Sept . 20-25 concentrates his modernizing in his own body; Soledad Barrio, in her volcanic performances with Noche Flamenca (Sept . 22-Oct 2), sidesteps the need for any modernizing at all.

No manuscripts for the plays survive, so contemporary editions and performance scripts cobble together the most plausible passages from early quartos and folios, modernizing the spelling and punctuation and relying on the history of editorial emendations to clarify obscure cruxes.

The first Russia is modernizing.

They are modernizing anyway".

CONS: The house needs modernizing.

Portugal began modernizing its grid a decade ago.

"It is for modernizing the Muslim world".