Sentence examples for be somewhat dated by from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the report's 75-day lag means the information will be somewhat dated by the time it reaches the public.
For an LP, Yankovic stated that given the time lapse between the beginning of the process and the release of the finished product, "chances are a lot of the material is going to be somewhat dated by the time it comes out".
The following list is somewhat dated, but many of these are still actively developed.
These documents are somewhat dated.
But Murthy, too, is somewhat dated, since outsourcing is not necessarily what will build India's future.
First, the data sources we used, though they are the most recent publicly available nationally representative samples, are somewhat dated.
The psychiatric nomenclature used at the time when the patients entered the cohort (ICD-8) might be considered somewhat dated by today's standards.
Due to advancing technological and pharmaceutical developments, the instrument is now somewhat dated, so future studies should be carried out with updated instruments, e.g. by including more items related to currently available medication regimes.
Despite this however, the animations are somewhat lackluster, and dated by today's standards (or even 2001 for that matter).
Andy later sets up a conference call with some of his old Cornell friends to serenade Angela with Take a Chance on Me; she doesn't agree to date him, but appears to be somewhat charmed by the spectacle.
