Sentence examples for appear out of date from inspiring English sources

Enough, also, to make the perception of Per Se as one of the country's great restaurants, which I shared after visits in the past, appear out of date".

The previous ones in March, which showed inflation averaging 1% this year and rising to 1.3% in 2015, already appear out of date especially for 2014.

Suddenly, Haqqani fighters appeared out of nowhere.

Labour's position, focusing on poor families, now appears out of date to many.

But another reason the law appears out of date is that since last year homosexual couples have been able to enter into civil partnerships.

As a lawyer in Florida, Mr. Patel, 37, entered and then dropped out of a charity bachelor auction featuring some colleagues after a blogger pointed out that his license to practice in the state appeared out of date.

A reader, Carlos G. Munoz of New York, recently wrote to say that the '93 address list appeared out of date: he had sent an inquiry to the Mississippi address in Jackson, and it was returned "Moved, not forwardable". Mississippi has given a contract for its fulfillment operation to a company in Ocean Springs, according to Steve Martin, assistant manager in the state tourist agency.

Infected computers appear to largely be out-of-date devices that organizations deemed not worth the price of upgrading or, in some cases, machines involved in manufacturing or hospital functions that proved too difficult to patch without possibly disrupting crucial operations, security experts said.

They just appear out of thin air.

Giant microphones appear out of nowhere.

Part of the problem in Greece appears to lie in its localised and out-of-date child-registration system.