Sentence examples for being outmoded from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the organization floundered under the weight of declining membership, shaky finances and an image of being outmoded and increasingly irrelevant.
Although the ratings are regularly criticized by television executives and competitors as being outmoded, they remain the standard currency for buying and selling ads.
Far from being outmoded pieces of victoriana, the polling station and the secret ballot are priceless 19th century inventions that we should never have dreamed of abolishing.
"Having lived abroad, I know many people (expats and locals) who would pay to access the BBC abroad (iPlayer PPV access)." Iannucci spoke out on Twitter after he said in a London Evening Standard interview published on Monday that the licence fee model was being outmoded by the changing way people are watching television.
Shatner regretted that Kirk's angst at being outmoded was minimized in the final print.
"My therapist says" is outmoded.
Swings, slides, seesaws, rings, etc. are outmoded.
"I think my earlier handiwork is outmoded.
Buggies are outmoded, replaced by cars.
Its municipally owned stadiums are outmoded.
