Sentence examples for fairly outdated from inspiring English sources

But if you take time to look at your notes, with the exception of Ngarrindjeri man David Unaipon, it's a pretty monocultural, fairly outdated cast.

"A lot of people who are 30, 40 or 50 probably have a fairly outdated idea of what orthodontics is and they probably go back to a time when it was literally a mouthful," said George Clark, a co-founder of Athorn, Clark & Partners, which also designed the new site.

In the age of the smartphone, the ability to recall facts seems fairly outdated.

But animal testing itself, as a means of food safety or regulation, is actually a fairly outdated form of research, according to Suzanna Harman and Marisa McDonald, animal rights attorneys who co-own the firm McDonald & Harman.

In most cases, they are fairly outdated and cannot keep pace with thousands of new foods continuously introduced onto the food market.

Specific gravity readings are fairly outdated as a practice among gemologists, and heft measurements are used as a relatively accurate estimation.

I think when we moved last year we took what was frankly a fairly tired and outdated broadcast, turned it into absolutely world class and raised the whole level of the way it was shown.

A fairly comprehensive, although possibly outdated, source of information on the registration policies of various ccTLDs is available.

I am not saying it is a pleasant experience to have to exert your power to be treated fairly, but fear is now an outdated emotional response.

Both sides had few tanks and outdated aircraft, and naval capacity was fairly even.

In 1893 the encyclical Providentissimus Deus ("The Most Provident God"), now outdated but originally a pioneering work, defined in fairly broad-minded manner the principles on which Catholics should interpret the Bible.