Sentence examples for all outdated from inspiring English sources

So Social Security, Medicare and the Voting Rights Act are all outdated?

Various applications, including e-commerce sites, on the other hand, do not require the caches to reflect all the data in the database, yet they require that all outdated pages in the caches be invalidated in a timely fashion.

"The existing formula triggering coverage under the Voting Rights Act is not at all outdated in any meaningful sense of the term, and states covered are not unfairly punished under the coverage formula," he said.

"In the same way as the first Bridget book was looking at the way a 30-something single woman was branded as a tragic spinster, and then we got the new idea of a singleton, [the new book] will be looking at later phases in life when you get branded as a certain thing," she said, "and you don't have to be that at all and it's all outdated and ridiculous.

But, this is all outdated and inefficient.

This section also includes information on conferences, but it is all outdated, as well as links to external sources for those who wish to do their own research.

Over the past several weeks, I finished replacing all the outdated entries in the Finding Aid with their most recent editions.

A 1927 Soviet "Haggadah for Believers and Atheists" called for washing away "the entire bourgeois filth" and annihilating "all the outdated rabbinic laws and customs".

Perhaps we just need new language to describe it, instead of old jargon, with all the outdated connotations hanging on like cobwebs.

But all this outdated industrial garbage was given a monetary number by Soviet economists and planners; thus the Soviet economy looked like it was turning in a pretty good performance.

Of all these outdated conventions, our favourite is absolutely the Royal Family – a crazy bunch of golden oldies and stately studs who live in a castle in the middle of central London.