Sentence examples for updates at all from inspiring English sources
George K. "I do not like the updates at all, but then again, change is scary to me (and most consumers)." – Michelle Masek Some who love the updates: "I'm kinda liking it.
Landline outages are "far fewer" but 25percentt of cable services have also gone down, meaning many are without news updates at all.
Right now, when a vulnerability is discovered, an IoT manufacturer has to push a security patch to the device — if they've built the device to accept updates at all.
By allowing the OEMs and carriers to set their own schedules for OS releases, they ensure these insanely slow roll-outs (and sometimes the carriers choose not to roll out the updates at all).
The former is likely as the iPod is almost a year along with no updates at all, and hard drive capacity has increased since it's launch while prices have dropped.
They tend to make hiring a top company goal, providing regular updates at all-hands meetings.
That's an idea that doesn't need updating at all.
Visually the show hasn't been updated at all, which is as it should be: teenage lethargy is perennial.
Older musicians, like the 80-year-old saxophonist Lou Donaldson and the organist Dr. Lonnie Smith, didn't need updating at all.
Like a fallen soul, it is facing some stern judgments, both from prospective players and Dante scholars who wonder why a classic work of Western literature needed updating at all.
Nintendo, £29.99 Electronic Arts' longstanding tradition of releasing annual updates of its franchises is coming under renewed scrutiny by gamers since it emerged that FIFA 13 for Wii is not an update at all, but FIFA 12 with a new soundtrack, while the Vita version is in reality FIFA Football, which launched with the console in February.
