Sentence examples for vast upgrade from inspiring English sources

This would not be the first time Belgrade has had a vast upgrade in the prevailing urban fashion of the time.

At the forefront of the outsourcing business is Infosys Technologies, an Indian company that has pursued a strategy of reinvesting the profits from low-skilled work into a vast upgrading of skills to prove itself to Western companies and fend off rivals from China, Eastern Europe and elsewhere.

Fortunately, during the American Skiing Company days, a 25-million-gallon snowmaking pond was built as part of a vast snowmaking upgrade.

Some have worried that such a huge debt load could strangle the merged company at a time when it would need to spend huge sums to upgrade Time Warner Cable's vast network of cable lines.

Italy has the largest and most stratified archaeological heritage of the world and at the same time one of the smallest metro systems, but in the last two decades a vast program of upgrading has been developed, introducing important advances in archaeological investigation methods, excavation planning and architectural integration.

And we need a vast new effort to upgrade public health and American preparedness for the medical emergencies that might be caused by terror.

While the vast majority of Windows "upgrades" will still come through people buying new PCs, as corporate customers hold back, the erosion of Microsoft's ability to set prices for its operating system - and perhaps more importantly its hugely profitable Office suite - could spread deep into its product suite.

A more reasonable solution could be the implementation of a system which does not necessarily improve speed but definitely improves ride comfort without the vast need for system upgrades.

US naval vessels are still repaired and upgraded at its vast 250-year-old shipyard, wasch was once a useful outpost for the British crown.

But just as the CLO market is recovering and the vast majority are receiving ratings upgrades, Tilton's Zohar CLOs are getting sicker.

Priorities and triage strategies established by the police, emergency medical service and fire departments, while adhered to, required instantaneous modification and upgrading given the vast loss of civilian and rescue personnel lives.