Sentence examples for upgraded in time from inspiring English sources

There are doubts, too, whether the transport infrastructure will be upgraded in time for the influx of visitors.

Concerns look set to linger because Rio's sewage system cannot be upgraded in time to assure clean water before the Games.

The program seems to be aimed at those buying their first home who view it as a "starter," and expect to upgrade in time.

kitten: I think he's existing but he hasn't upgraded in a long time.

The larvae were washed several times with PBS and upgraded in glycerol.

But consumers will upgrade in a few years' time only if the electronics and entertainment industries agree on a single technology standard.In the nearer term, if DVD sales growth slows to low single digits, traditional media conglomerates will come under more pressure.

And a number of stations, such as King's Cross, were upgraded or improved in time for the Olympics.

And, with the passage of the Farm Bill in February, we've now seen the federal animal fighting law upgraded four times in the last 12 years, with the latest provisions making it a federal crime to attend or bring a minor to an animal fighting spectacle.

So to avoid surprises and absorb the inevitable pain you'll experience, you'll want to plan out your upgrades in advance, have them done during your company's least active times and upgrade in phases, starting with your least critical devices.

However, he adds: "Since the railway line was closed in 1965 a huge volume of traffic has built up to serve the roll-on roll-off ferries at Stranraer and the main A75 road has had to be upgraded several times in order to cope with it".

It has been upgraded several times in its history, now being designated as an HC4 airframe.