Sentence examples for being rendered out of date from inspiring English sources

"The plant at the station is ageing, its method of generating electricity is being rendered out of date and it has been, and is expected to continue to be, loss-making," said Paul Smith, managing director of the generation business at SSE, in a statement.

All sorts of military kit can rapidly be rendered out of date.

The British Retail Consortium presented three alternatives to a system the industry claims has been rendered out of date by the rise of online shopping.

In the early New York days, Sassoon had battled the licensing process for hairdressers, who were forced to undergo examinations in technology, such as curling tongs, that Sassoon himself had rendered out-of-date.

But in such a rapidly changing and expanding field as health, many of these items can be quickly rendered out of date, both in the rebates they pay, and the procedures they fund.

No more accurate assessment of the Trump fiasco has been rendered to date.

This information is out-of date.

The bill was rendered as of April 21 and of course we hadn't received your payment of $28.76 on that date.

Data on diabetes costs are patchy and out-of-date.

June 4, the censored date of the 1989 massacre of pro-democracy protesters, is rendered as May 35 — or "535".

Lard, of course, is rendered pork fat.