Sentence examples for becomes out of date from inspiring English sources

You may have one now, but are you really going to replace that deskbound PC when it becomes out of date?

The original work remains the same, of lasting value to its own people, but the translation becomes out of date with each succeeding generation as the language and criteria of literary taste change.

"Due to the changing nature of exercises or deployments, there will of course be occasions when ORP has not been issued before it becomes out of date". Reality Check: Did a million people use food banks?

To complicate the big data analytics problem (which is akin to the problem of finding a needle in the haystack), the data quickly becomes out of date due to a rapidly and dynamically changing environment (and thus our problem becomes more difficult: the needle in the haystack has to be found in real-time).

The performance of current DTN routing protocols is often limited by routing metric "staleness", i.e., routing information that becomes out-of-date or inaccurate because of long propagation delays.

As a result of the technological accelerations within BIG-Bio business, laboratory equipment quickly becomes out-of-date and is today available at a low cost.

Too much makeup or too many twitches and it becomes out-of-date, cartoonish.

In volatile environments, plans can quickly become out-of-date.

Eighteen months' fieldwork by Mr Jesty was mothballed and gradually became out-of-date itself.

The book also invented the phrase "the conventional wisdom" in chapters that showed how liberals and conservatives clung to ideas which had become out-of-date but no one dared challenge.

But, given the large number of institutions responsible for teacher preparation and the fact that the majority of their staff were necessarily recruited for their teaching competence rather than for their high academic qualifications, much of the teaching of educational principles tended to become out-of-date and secondhand.