Sentence examples for just outdated from inspiring English sources

"On the whole it is just outdated".

It is not just outdated, but harmful too.

McClellan and the Union Army would learn this the hard way: his plans to capture Richmond foundered on maps that were not just outdated, but inaccurate.

While surfers are calling for beaches to be protected by mesh netting and drum lines (traps with baited hooks) – measures long in place at the Gold Coast, among other spots – these are just outdated "culling devices", according to Mr Bucher.

But in today's context — and particularly in a country like France, where generous work-family policies, however imperfect, are well developed and prized — anti-motherhood talk (Badinter writes of the "despotism of an insatiable child" and the "tyranny of maternal duty") seems not just outdated, but a little weird.

One thing the tech industry has managed to do that the auto companies could never master was to actually make your present product not just outdated, but obsolete, in the sense of becoming increasingly incompatible with the system as it evolved.

Jennings asserts that outright discrimination against qualified dancers is not just illegal, but outdated in the upper spheres of the UK ballet world, which comprises sophisticated leaders.

That just feels outdated.

The old adage that you need to stay in a job at least a year to prove some kind of staying power is just that: outdated.

Holding the industry hostage in the name of overtime pay, collective bargaining, or vacation accrued, shows just how outdated the conversations taking place by regulators truly are.

Anyone signing up for a Verizon iPhone in February may find their handset outdated just a few months into their 2 year contract.