Sentence examples for indeed outdated from inspiring English sources
Indeed, outdated governance may be one reason why foreign fund managers are wary of Reliance: they are typically "underweight", owning fewer shares than the benchmark index suggests they should.Start with the board.
The clue, "Youngest QB to win a Super Bowl, at age 24," was outdated; Tom Brady was indeed the youngest quarterback when he won the Super Bowl in 2002, but Ben Roethlisberger was only 23 when his team, the Steelers, won this year.
Invalidating a core federal civil rights law because the Supreme Court views it as outdated would be unprecedented indeed.
So are such roads outdated?
Indeed, poor outcomes among older surgeons could be because their training is outdated rather than because of a declining performance with age.
All of which raises a set of questions I'd like to leave now with you: Is, indeed, the message that we should marry for love — passionate, soul-fulfilling love — and never settle for less now outdated?
"Their model is outdated.
It is clogged and outdated.
But those instincts were outdated.
