Sentence examples for reluctant to upgrade from inspiring English sources

Users hate this, and often are rightfully reluctant to upgrade.

Having invested, however, they are often reluctant to upgrade their kit.

Without their help, the cable and telecom industry may be reluctant to upgrade and expand their networks across the country.

The International Association of Athletics Federations was reluctant to upgrade her to the silver, but said it legally "had no other choice".

Medical researchers are using Chattanooga's high-speed network to build 3D models of aneurysms to allow surgeons to pre-plan operations but transmitting that information outside the city for a real-time diagnosis would mean relying on the antiquated cable networks of the incumbents who have, so far, been reluctant to upgrade their systems.

bit reluctant to upgrade it right now in order to test more recent versions.

Because those two threatened to withdraw Skype's license to use the underlying source code, and shut the service, eBay was reluctant to extensively upgrade Skype's software.

But even though NFC technology is backed by the largest US carriers and credit card companies, it has failed to take off in the US because merchants have been reluctant to spend money to upgrade their checkout terminals until NFC is more widely adopted.

Nearly everyone, outside of entrenched fanboy camps perhaps, sees this as a pretty huge deal for the Xbox One, as that now means reluctant 360 players are free to upgrade without the fear of losing their massively expensive game collections.

At the same time, though, the cable companies have been reluctant to spend the billions necessary to upgrade their aging cable plants.

Those with central boilers would be easier to upgrade, although owners may be reluctant to do so if the boilers, installed at considerable expense, have life in them.