Sentence examples for have outdated from inspiring English sources

Hospitals have outdated facilities and maddeningly opaque bureaucracies.

On each floor, such houses usually have three bedrooms and one and a half baths; they typically have outdated kitchens.

It seems he is actively targeting other European countries that, like Germany, still have outdated, and often near forgotten about, lese-majesty laws.

Half of India's 660,000 villages were never wired for fixed-line service, and those that were connected have outdated equipment and long waiting lists for new service.

Many Americans have outdated technology in their homes, especially after the holidays when the average consumer planned to spend a record $232 on electronics gifts, according to the Consumer Electronics Association.

Part of the challenge is that many radar systems in use in the United States date back to the 1950s and have outdated processing capabilities — in some cases, less than those of a modern laptop computer.

"Before last year, we had outdated textbooks," Ms. Asregadoo said.

Investors have been clamoring for years for India to open up to more foreign investment, and Mr. Cameron complained Monday that India still had outdated rules and regulations.

That must be what shadow culture secretary Ivan Lewis meant when he accused opponents of the BBC's decision of having "outdated prejudices".

He also said that Folkestone had "outdated facilities" and had been the subject of discussion for several years.

The building suffers from flooding, has outdated electrical and drainage infrastructure, is full of asbestos and has fire safety issues.