Sentence examples for time upgrading from inspiring English sources

Over the last two decades, New York has had a difficult time upgrading its ancient signal system, some of which was built before World War II.

Similarly, aid to states could be expanded to include money for roads, bridges and other large projects, creating jobs and, at the same time, upgrading the neglected infrastructure of the nation.

That a beautiful member of an important royal family comes to America and spends time upgrading her look would be of little consequence were it not for the fact that Rania's press aides rebuffed both Vogue and Harper's Bazaar in recent months when they tried to discuss fashion with the queen.

Europe will have a difficult time upgrading the allure of its scientific climate.

Said Pichai, "Many companies have a hard time upgrading OS and most users use laptops today.

Even NetZero and Juno, which both used to have millions of free ISP users, have had a difficult time upgrading users to fee services, even though their fees are less than half the cost of AOL, EarthLink, and Microsoft's premium services.

We took our feed over as 1200 bps modem, which could just keep up (and was, over time, upgraded to 2400 and then 9600bps)... and so could I.

Think of all the changes an application experiences over time: upgrades, redesigns, integrations, etc.

It's time to upgrade our reality.

Time to upgrade our hosting.

Time to upgrade CIAO and CALDB!