Sentence examples for almost outdated from inspiring English sources

An insatiable (and almost outdated) appetite for batting long has brought Hameed very much into the thoughts of the England management, despite his being only 19.

"In advertising, because the market is shifting so rapidly, we're using almost outdated currency," he said.

The player is set to drop in March 2009 and features technology that was considered almost outdated last year.

It's now almost as outdated in the neologism dodge as the suffixes arama and aholic.

But such stability seems almost as outdated as rotary telephones and adding machines in today's age of technological disruptions and rapid economic shifts, in which entire industries can suddenly become obsolete.

Stunningly, the paper is still being peddled at every demonstration to young cyber-activists for whom the very concept of a newspaper is almost as outdated as the notion of ideological unity as a basis for action.

The notion of two armies facing each other on a front line has almost become outdated.

But with so many tropical locales and international cities getting into the Christmas spirit these days, traditional gatherings from the comfort of home are almost as outdated as that sweater you got last December 25.

But while at UC Berkeley, getting his Ph.D in computer science, he began working part-time for a local law firm whose pre-trial discovery processes were almost comically outdated.

Syria's once powerful armed forces are by now almost totally outdated thanks to US sanctions, the collapse of the Soviet Union, and Syria's lack of hard cash to buy modern weapons from abroad.

The problem was that Waugh's exaggerations were outdated almost as soon as he wrote them.