Sentence examples for potential modernising from inspiring English sources

Senior Labour figures have expressed concern that the growing parliamentary support for the two leadership frontrunners has left the potential modernising candidates struggling to gather the 35 nominations they need to make the ballot paper.

"The current UK policy of suppressing solar's potential needs an urgent rethink if we are serious about saving bill-payers money while modernising our power system at the pace climate change demands".

This involves modernising its ageing nuclear forces and ensuring that America keeps its technological edge over potential enemies (the "offset strategy", now mainly concerned with robotics, miniaturisation, hypersonics, cyber-warfare and the handling of "big data").

Noting that the Conservatives' shortlist of potential candidates was an all-male one, Ms Jackson added: "This throws into sharp focus William Hague's claim to be modernising the Conservative party.

They need modernising.

They were modernising poetry.

Turkey still has much modernising to do.

Now we are modernising ourselves".

How much is Brazil really modernising?

China's military is modernising rapidly.

Many who run northern states are modernising technocrats.