Sentence examples for upgraded if from inspiring English sources

Ms. Aguirre was charged with endangering the welfare of a child and reckless endangerment, while prosecutors said the charges could be upgraded if the child died, officials said.

Will McGoldrick, climate change policy manager at WWF, told Guardian Australia that the 5% target needed to be rapidly upgraded if Australia was to play its part.

"I'm not against development, but we need the infrastructure to be upgraded if we're going to have it," said Linda LaViolette, who owns two small buildings that took on five feet of Gowanus water in the basement.

"Wilson Security categorically rejects any allegation that incident reports are systemically downgraded in breach of the incident reporting guidelines, and notes that incident reports are also regularly upgraded if required".

The senators were told that Chinook helicopters in Iraq would be upgraded if they did not currently carry the Army's most advanced antimissile systems, a process that takes about three weeks for each helicopter.

The legendary Sandy Lane (866-444-4080; www.comdylane.com), a resort known for its celebrity clientele and for rates that start at $1,000 a night, has upgraded (if that's possible) in the off-season, with the renovation of the Bajan Blue restaurant — with a different theme every evening — and of its spa. 10 But what if you aren't Mick Jagger?

Well, you might upgrade if you fancy a new colour.

Let down: You have to upgrade if you want all of the features.

"It was good, but no, I don't think I would upgrade if I were paying.

To upgrade — if the upgrade were available, and that is an "if" on any airline, would cost $350 and 25,000 miles each way.

How to upgrade If your Mac is on Snow Leopard or later, then you should have access to the App Store.