Sentence examples for we modernised from inspiring English sources

Antony Worrall Thompson TV chef and restaurateur and author of books including 'Barbecues and Grilling' I would think practically, so I'd have to have an Esky, a refrigerated box, because too many people take picnics in baskets and get food poisoning – I think it's time we modernised our picnics.

We find ourselves discussing a problem that should have never arisen and it would not have arisen had we modernised trade defence instruments when we had the chance".

As we modernise the clinical micro-system, time will become available and we can deliver high quality care.

But as we modernise the way we talk about aid and carry out development, there is one thing we should remember – the generosity of British people.

If we modernise and democratise the awards system, it would mean that no spouse of an awarded person would receive a title off the back of their partner's achievements.

"I'm determined that we modernise services for children who have mental health problems; in many respects, the way services are organised is stuck in the dark ages and it needs to be brought into the modern age".

"I have spent the last six weeks looking under the bonnet and looking at the operating model to try to get a sense of if it needs changing and how we modernise it".

As we modernise our systems we tend to have control of larger areas, so failure can be worse when the system goes badly wrong.

"We must modernise ourselves and we can't do it alone".

"It's a simple equivalence: we've modernised it.

Yes, there's rumbling and grumbling, but that's because we've modernised.