Sentence examples for would have upgraded from inspiring English sources

If Vick had been able to participate fully in offensive drills yesterday, Reeves most likely would have upgraded him from doubtful to questionable and used him as Johnson's backup.

On the financing point, he says jauntily, "If the BofA deal hadn't come about, we'd probably have gone public within a year, which would have upgraded our image".

In other words, with the new iPhone 4S, Apple continues to cater to the high-end crowd who would have upgraded anyway.

"We had an agreement that would have upgraded our stadium and kept the Angels here, at no cost to the taxpayers," Murray said.

The proposal was submitted by the United States at the meeting of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), and it would have upgraded the status of polar bears in the CITES Treaty, making international commercial trade in the species illegal.

(R02) I would've upgraded to an iPhone earlier but I didn't have the money … you have to remember that people that can't afford this are actually becoming disadvantaged.

(R04) Participants also expressed concern about learners' ability to access mobile computing devices; 40% identified cost as a limiting factor in adoption of the technology (students 43%, residents 40% and faculty 40%): I would've upgraded to an iPhone earlier but I didn't have the money … you have to remember that people that can't afford this are actually becoming disadvantaged.

He wouldn't have upgraded at all but had to because documents created in the newer release couldn't be easily used by the older machines.

"If the politicians had done their job last year, the runway would have been upgraded and completed last year," he said.

The bitumen -- a form of heavy oil -- would have been upgraded at a refinery owned by Koch in Minnesota, near St . Paul

Under Ms. O'Leary's proposal, the hard drives would have been upgraded from secret to top secret, which would have prevented them from being absentmindedly carried away and forgotten.