Sentence examples for less cutting-edge from inspiring English sources

In performance and execution, the Focus is decidedly less cutting-edge.

In the year since Mr. Levy announced his intention to spread wireless connections across his county, the concept has become more technically feasible, but less cutting-edge.

The overwhelming demand meant that some Web sites and data networks had trouble keeping up, forcing many people to turn to less cutting-edge forms of media.

The Torino (Turin) festival which began in 1982 was recently taken over by Italian director Nanni Moretti Caro Diarioo, The Son's Room), and has become less cutting-edge but more of an all-encompassing celebration of world cinema with an emphasis on emerging film-makers.

Before you even look at the page, you know three things: (1) There'll be no black headline acts this time, (2) There'll be a few re-formed bands in prominent slots, and (3) the whole thing will seem a bit poppier than last year, a bit less cutting-edge, and a bit less worth eating, sleeping and shitting in a field for.

AOL says they are building best of breed products, not simply copying things from Google, Yahoo and others that are proven to work and porting them to its less cutting-edge audience.

However, the Clarion Hotel Post, which occupies a grand, former post office building, is, on first glance, less cutting edge.

Perhaps the modernist music James was writing was seen as being less cutting edge than other developments at the time, such as minimalism and polystylism.

Quest promises to serve a small group of students with "small classes," "individualized instruction," and "cutting edge technology". But, if approved, it will leave students at Montclair High School with larger classes, less individualized instruction, and less cutting edge technology.

Flash forward to 2016, when static Instagram accounts are less cutting edge.

Reducing requirements is likely to make U.S. car makers less cutting edge – and their cars less attractive to consumers.