Sentence examples for not modernize from inspiring English sources
With the ever-present threat of animal epidemics, why not modernize the system for identifying livestock?
In his translations of Ibsen and Strindberg, Mr. Meyer held fast to one of his cardinal rules: he stripped away archaisms but he did not modernize the dialogue.
Just last month, Mr. Medvedev delivered a state of the nation speech in which he said that if Russia did not modernize, it would fall far behind other leading countries.
"New source review has this perverse incentive for the dirtiest, oldest plants -- the ones from the 1940's and 50's -- to change nothing, to not modernize in any way," he said.
In early 1906, the banker Jacob Schiff told a group of colleagues that if the United States did not modernize its banking and currency systems, its economy would, in effect, fall off a cliff — that the country would "have such a panic... as will make all previous panics look like child's play".
Why not modernize a car like the Crown Victoria instead of killing it?
A trained air pilot himself, Mr. Trivedi reflected on a system that is not modernized and requires the loco pilots to be "100 percent alert at all times".
Over 70 percent of European land forces are unusable outside national territory because they have not modernized since the end of the Cold War.
The department itself was criticized too for not modernizing communications over the years and for failing to impose proper supervision in an era of growing cybersecurity threats.
We have rats, we have cockroaches, there's the problem of safety, it's not modernized so we are running fifty years behind the world as far as railway is concerned, although it is a very robust system.
For decades, Mr. Rumsfeld said, the Pentagon has been adept at weighing the risks of near-term war presented by various adversaries, but to transform itself to overcome future threats requires a new kind of risk assessment: measuring the risks presented by enemies, the risks of not investing in personnel, and the risks of not modernizing forces -- and allocating money accordingly.
