Sentence examples for promised upgrades from inspiring English sources

The problems at Network Rail came to a head earlier this year when the government shelved major promised upgrades to rail lines in the Midlands and the north of England, blaming the infrastructure owner's "unacceptable performance".

We've been promised upgrades from Yamaha after the first four races, so that's maybe when we'll start to go faster.

Alyeska and the state promised upgrades to the road, and the traffic resumed.

"Having made its 'commitment' and been granted its "alternative regulation" reward, Pennsylvania's largest local telephone company -- Bell Atlantic-Pennsylvania (BA-PA) -- has paid more attention to escaping from, rather than fulfilling, the terms of its promised upgrade.

"I swear I didn't shoot it," he says of the zebra skin that decorates his unspectacular corner office at 1790 Broadway off 57th Street -- the parent company, Hearst, promises upgraded skyscraper accommodations in two years.

Two promised rail upgrades in northern England and the Midlands that were shelved by the government in June, breaking election pledges, are to be restarted, it has been announced.

The government commissioned an independent review of Network Rail's structure and financing to be conducted by Nicola Shaw, the chief executive of HS1, after spiralling costs led to the shelving of promised rail upgrades in its £38.3bn five-year plan last June.

However, whether a new sales and support partner and promised software upgrades are enough to neuter an Apple Media Event with all its associated gravitational pull, remains to be seen.

Motorola promised free upgrades but constantly pushed back the launch date simultaneously aggravating early adopters and allowing the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 to earn the title as the first LTE tab.

The city also promised to upgrade local wastewater treatment plants.

Further, it promised to upgrade its training and report future violations of the civil relief act to the Justice Department.