Sentence examples for apparently outdated from inspiring English sources
Rules posted on the wall in the prison's Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center, for example, were apparently outdated.
A set of age-old questions can be raised here: Should apparently outdated traditions be swapped for their modern equivalents so as to preserve intent and purpose?
She's 19 and I was curious to see if it was too slow for her, if it was outdated, but apparently not.
When Google first responded with an online complaint form allowing individuals to identify "irrelevant, outdated, or otherwise inappropriate" links, apparently 40,000 claims were made within the first six days, with another 30,000 in the month following.
He's been speaking to Sid Lowe about Spain's tiki-taka philosophy, which, let's be honest, has been written off as outdated, a bit Greenwoods these days, apparently.
James said: "It is completely unacceptable that pregnant women and new mothers are apparently being forced to quit their jobs because of outdated attitudes.
Apparently, the Cochrane review from 2006 is considerably outdated and must be revised as soon as possible.
Apparently the reasons behind this are that the government feels the present system is outdated and the application process somewhat difficult to navigate through.
However, Heins made a name for himself with some outspoken comments: in March he called the iPhone "outdated" because, he said, their users couldn't multitask without changing app (apparently nobody had told him about Apple's Notification Centre).
Many holistically inclined systems biologists seem to be arguing against a classical and now rather outdated version of reductionism, designed for physics and never really implemented in molecular biology, and are apparently unaware of the new developments in the philosophy of biology, what one might call the neo-reductionism, of the last 20 years.
