Sentence examples for support a new version from inspiring English sources

But MacArthur refused to speculate on whether he would support a new version of the bill if his amendment was dropped, underscoring the many unknowns that lie ahead as Republicans move forward.

The next day, Microsoft announced via their Building Windows 8 blog that the developers' preview of the OS would support a new version of Internet Explorer 10 that doesn't need Adobe Flash to surf the web.

The new chip set, which Intel called Santa Rosa while it was under development, also supports a new version of Wi-Fi that executives say can be five times as fast as the current version and can communicate over twice the distance.

The company also increased its outlook, which is especially notable given that it did so without the support of a new version of "Grand Theft Auto".

Support for a new version of Rachios "Weather Intelligence" system that uses data from satellites and weather stations to help auto-determine your garden's watering schedule.

Recently, Thermo Fisher Scientific has designed an advanced MPS 32-plex panel, named the Precision ID GlobalFiler™ NGS STR Panel, where the primer set has been designed specifically for the purpose of MPS technologies and the data analysis are supported by a new version HID STR Genotyper Plugin (V4.0).

Also, its Outlook plugin, which is more important to the enterprise, is no longer supported though a new version of that is being promised as well.

No DVD playback support – we're hearing a new version might show up next year!

Since most packaged virus software comes with only a year's worth of free updates and you have to pay for ongoing support and ultimately get a new version of the software anyway, the ASP model would appear to require less hassle and thought on the part of the user.

Apple noted that its new iMacs are powerful enough to support the tech and launched a new version of metal that can be used to develop it.

I asked Arianna Huffington (one of my own biggest workplace allies!) about leaning in, supporting one another, and creating a new version of success.