Sentence examples for if outdated from inspiring English sources

Using the traditional, if outdated, method, the Yankees this season have a payroll totaling an unheard-of $112 million.

Long a fleet favorite, the Ford's solid construction and thirsty V-8 made it a remarkably durable — if outdated and inefficient — icon.

These models don't fully enclose the ear, but sit on top of the outer ear; if you think of foam-covered, Walkman-era headphones, you've got a correct, if outdated, image in mind.

He would be out of business but for middle-aged expatriate men with romantic, if outdated, visions of China and some younger men pursuing unlikely macho fantasies among the schoolchildren and grandparents who bicycle along the streets here.

Health data is one of the few categories of information that enjoy a robust (if outdated) set of privacy protections by law in the US, but the definition of what even counts as health data is rapidly evolving.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic gave Bleed Like Me three stars out of five, writing that the album was enjoyable if outdated in its musical approach "as if the band doesn't quite know how to do anything else but sound like it's the heyday of post-grunge alt-rock".

OFFENSE Mike Mularkey subscribes to a traditional base personnel, power-run oriented system that is boring if not outdated.

All that work seems a bit excessive, if not outdated; both technological and agricultural advancements have made the process less of a necessity.

She's 19 and I was curious to see if it was too slow for her, if it was outdated, but apparently not.

The city welcomes the effort by the PHLCVB, said Luke Butler, chief of staff to the deputy mayor for economic development, because the perception abroad of Philadelphia is "outdated, if there was one at all".

A. Windows Update, a built-in system tool that comes with Windows 98 and later systems, keeps track of your current system and lets you know if you have outdated drivers, system files or other software components on the machine.