Sentence examples for upgrade to address from inspiring English sources

Centennial has also begun investigations into the costs of a water treatment upgrade to address metals of concern.

"A green-collar job is in essence a blue-collar job that has been upgraded to address the environmental challenges of our country," said Lucy Blake, chief executive of the Apollo Alliance, a coalition of environmental groups, labor unions and politicians seeking to transform the economy into one based on renewable energy.

A 2013/2014 report notes "a security concern with respect to the protection of a communications network" during its review of one of its stations, recommending that the hardware be upgraded to address the security flaw.

Barnes cites three pathologies of contemporary capitalism which the next upgrade needs to address: first, its tendency to destroy nature; second, the growing gap between rich and poor; and third, the fact that despite massive increases in the wealth generating capacity of the economy, research shows that few people have experienced any improvement in happiness or overall wellbeing.

And the better news: all those with @googlemail.com addresses can "upgrade" to a gmail.com one.

Upgrading to 3G will address that problem by increasing network capacity.

EA has just today said that it completed server upgrades designed to address the launch problems, so it's now likely hoping the negative reviews and backlash fall by the wayside.

(Or upgrade to sturgeon caviar).

The F-22 is currently being upgraded with a backup oxygen system, software upgrades and oxygen sensors to address the frequent oxygen deprivation issues and normalize operations.

Proponents of the reserve said it would move beyond upgrades of treatment plants to address acquisition of shoreline properties, measures to restore wetlands and related programs.

When I wanted to manage my contacts I started with a paper-based Address Book, upgraded to a Digital Rolodex, upgraded to a Palm V, upgraded to a Blackberry, then upgraded to an iPhone.