Sentence examples for being out of date from inspiring English sources

Several times during conversations with writer, York referred to his work as being out of date.

And it is all the odder for being out of date.

Ah, but the Garden crowd was not one to care a whit about things being out of date.

Where big business sees an "early adopter", I see a mug ready to go into overdraft for fear of being out of date.

The former GMG Radio chief executive, John Myers, has launched a stinging attack on Ofcom, accusing the media regulator of being out of date.

Evans has previously pointed out that the show's overnight audience is only one part of its total ratings performance and accused critics of being "out of date".

The claim of "marital coercion" used by Vicky Pryce is a rarely-used defence that has come under attack for being out-of-date in 21st century society.

Traditional training style such as passive classroom training catering to visual and audio learners could risk being out-of-date and is no longer effective to lead the professional training nowadays.

How is one verse the "WORD OF GOD" and another discarded as being out-of-date?

The current law has long been criticized in and out of Congress for being out-of-date and too weak to adequately regulate the slew of chemicals now on the market.

Aside from any inaccuracies, retrospective costing systems may also have the disadvantage of being out-of-date even by the time the data are analysed.