Sentence examples for far out of date from inspiring English sources
To see Jeb Bush, stationed in front of a banner proclaiming "Jeb Can Fix It" and enthusing about four per cent economic growth to a group of stone-faced veterans in wheelchairs, is to realize exactly how far out of date he is.
The new iCloud service will be the conduit for backups of user data and calendar and contact syncs, as well as storage for third-party apps.With the cord cut, Apple removes a bar to the adoption of its mobile devices in emerging markets, in which computers may be far scarcer or too far out of date to run the latest version of iTunes.
But as they found in Wales, revaluation is politically toxic, which is why the values are so far out of date north and south of the border.
The government is inevitably ignorant of the technical issues and far out of date in their understanding of the real benefits and threats.
Remember: an updated resume is far more useful than an out-of-date one.
For many TV viewers, the in-game sound from the stadium was overwhelmed by the harrowing screams of an overly excited female Spurs fan, which combined with the ridiculous music selection of the PA, bad and out-of-date dance music far more suitable to a late 90's wedding reception than a sporting event in 2013.
China's chief problem is air cover: It has far more planes than Taiwan, but most are out-of-date blowflies compared with Taiwan's jets.
They have an out-of-date one.
Hence out-of-date images are perpetuated.
Out-of-date and problem cars.
