Sentence examples for receive frequent updates from inspiring English sources

Salesforce created this industry and its software as a service business model which lets companies pay a monthly fee and receive frequent updates to the software.

That's why many auto makers, often accused of loading their dashes with old technology, are now turning their systems in to future-proof mobile mini-computers, which receive frequent updates via the cellular cloud.

As part of EcoCyc, EcoCyc 18.0 GEM will receive frequent updates to remain abreast of recent research developments.

The party receives frequent updates from local post offices on which people have sent back their early registration forms.

Hill, who receives frequent updates on his father's health while on the phone with his family, said his play had suffered.

Mr. Dinallo is not attending the negotiations but is receiving frequent updates and is keeping Gov. Eliot Spitzer abreast of the developments.

For more than two weeks now, White House officials have been receiving frequent updates on a rusting North Korean ship, the Kang Nam 1, as it makes its way dead-slow across the South China Sea.

The deputy governor, who said he had been receiving frequent updates by satellite phone from the governor of Helmand, Sher Muhammad, said that Taliban holdouts holed up in the area had also surrendered along with their arms and vehicles.

We now know that Bergdahl was being held a few miles inside the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan and that the military and CIA received frequent updates on his condition, location, and jailers.

Several aunts and an uncle lived in Asheville, North Carolina, and their school lives were punctuated with protests, my mother receiving frequent updates by phone as we lived about an hour and a half south of there in South Carolina.

While the team worked some 150 miles north of damaged nuclear facilities, they carried dosimeters to monitor radiation levels and received frequent updates from commanders as well as a pair of television news reporters who were imbedded with the group.