Sentence examples for update which could from inspiring English sources

That wouldn't be possible in iOS 7 — at least not until Apple issued an update, which could take months.

Ian Whittaker, an analyst at Liberum, noted that Taurel was due to start before Pearson publishes its January trading update which could be crucial if the company fails to hit its revised performance forecast.

Windows 10 will imminently be upgraded to an "optional" update, which could also see it downloaded automatically if a user has manually set Windows update to automatically install optional updates as well as recommended updates.

The Galaxy S5 also seems to have a significant focus on health and fitness with this update, which could preface a similar move with the next generation of iOS software and hardware.

In addition, a new independent reviewer assessed eligibility of the studies for the present update, which could have led to some differences in decisions and interpretations.

Current reports indicate that Lollipop is seeing increasing over-the-air updates, which could quickly push its market share numbers higher.

In order to effectively motivate the neighbor mobile nodes to actively join the data communication, the perceptron weights, thresholds, and perceptron layers should be real-time updated, which could be completed according to equation (9).

While you might think no one is really going to do anything nefarious with your tooth-brushing habits, this is still an IoT device that can be compromised through a variety of means, including required firmware updates, which could give bad actors a front door to other information.

Most jurisdictions today are using election technology developed in the 1990s, and the typical voting system is running an operating system that is no longer vendor-supported, no longer has security updates (which couldn't be applied anyway because of certification requirements) and relies on technology that wasn't considered "cutting edge" even when it was purchased.

Both of these sources are regularly updated, which could have led us to omit schools that had revised their policy but did not include a revision date.

Update: clarified headline, which could have confused some into thinking games are not popular. .