Sentence examples similar to susceptible to upgrades from inspiring English sources

JUST about everything in the computer world is susceptible to an upgrade, and the remote control included with the new Windows Media Center computers is no exception.

But the problem facing Apple, and evident in its sales statistics, is that tablets don't wear out as quickly as PCs, and if they're principally used to watch video, they're not as susceptible to forced upgrade cycles: social network apps and YouTube work as well on a four-year-old tablet as a brand new one.

In rural areas, cable companies are less susceptible to customer demand for technological upgrades, he said.

Physically speaking exercise upgrades your muscles, your organs and your cells making you much less susceptible to disease and much stronger.

The upgrade was prompted by a preliminary investigation that found the vehicles' fuel tanks were uncharacteristically susceptible to rupturing in rear impacts, relative to other vehicles in the S.U.V.'s peer group.

Least susceptible to flattery.

Everything is susceptible to it.

Stone is susceptible to stains.

Everybody's susceptible to lobbying.

An area susceptible to inundation.

Loyal, disenchanted, highly susceptible to bad luck.