Sentence examples for getting outdated from inspiring English sources

However, as George Monbiot points out, we are getting outdated technology at the worst price imaginable, despite having better options on the table.

With the Flash platform getting outdated, and VR coming into its own, the fit was ideal.

Many factors are at play: complexities of transferring between decentralized units, or from the decentralized to the national level, fractured or non-existent information channels about job opportunities, skill levels that are getting outdated because of the scarcity of training opportunities, etc.

Most patients in poor countries get outdated pills, according to Médecins Sans Frontières.

Grit your teeth and scrap it when the hardware or software or API gets outdated.

Then he made his way to the interview area and said of the course: "It was a tough test 15 years ago, but now it's just got outdated.

"Old-school places didn't really stick with the times, and it got outdated," said Sommer Peterson, co-owner of Mini Bar and the as-yet-unnamed Mission bowling establishment.

"When we talked to managers, the story was that, 'Well, we have the institutional knowledge — if you put things in the handbook, it gets outdated,' " said Mark Gaffigan, a director on the G.A.O.'s natural resources and environment team and the author of the report.

Hmm, so for $1 million, I could get outdated software that can catch all 13 people using Bear Share

Given that knowledge gets outdated very quickly, it becomes paramount for students to reflect on what they have learnt in class and keep abreast of fast-paced changes and keep themselves relevant in their future competitive job market.

A retailer can buff and polish the horse carriage as much as it wants, but ultimately it can still get outdated by the invention of the new automobile.