Sentence examples for becoming out of date from inspiring English sources

But this accepted wisdom is fast becoming out of date.

Mossberg says that he doesn't worry about becoming out of date as a print journalist.

However, the data we had was fast becoming out of date.

But it's not just the success of the torch relay that suggests such thinking is becoming out of date.

The third we call the sustainability objective, which refers to the need to enact legislation at the right level of abstraction, to prevent the law from becoming out of date all too soon.

"The RLA believes that there should be a scheme of capital allowance for repair and refurbishment, not just the revised allowance for replacement of white goods and furniture etc, to prevent properties from falling into disrepair or their contents becoming out of date".

With information becoming out-of-date so rapidly, he finds it pays always to go back to source for the latest views and insights.

These references provide an abundance of current information but risk becoming out-of-date if the sites disappear or are not routinely updated.

Here we retrospectively review how one continuing education series in bioinformatics, the Canadian Bioinformatics Workshops (CBWs), has learned to evolve its training program to better integrate these advances and realities in bioinformatics education or risk becoming out-of-date.

To prevent the evidence, and other information in the review, from becoming out-of-date or misleading, recommendations are sometimes made about the frequency with which the evidence base needs to be updated.

But this ivory tower view of universities and those who work in them is fast becoming out dated.