Sentence examples for new outdated from inspiring English sources

This case can be integrated in our model by changing the interference factor by the new outdated CSI factor.

From 1 p.m. to midnight, Friday through Sunday, it is lined with feeble ancients, frightened children, new immigrants, outdated suits and people with holes in their shoes who have paid $2 or $3 to watch the revolving show.

They'd have to rely on stumbling upon new blogs, outdated blogrolls, or asking friends for recommendations.

Present law requires ballots with outdated New York party symbols — a star for Democrats, a bald eagle for Republicans — that confuse voters accustomed to donkeys or elephants.

How odd, then, that nearly three-fifths of those that remain in active use, both old and new, rely on outdated versions of it.

Of the block's many divides, the gap between the old and new economies, between outdated or nonexistent skills and high-skill jobs, may be the hardest to overcome.

You who will own tomorrow", and at the Carnegie's prize-giving ceremony she launched a stinging attack on Gove's "outdated" new curriculum, which, she said, "excludes rather than embraces those like me, and millions of others, with a different way of seeing and thinking".

He listed Calibri's virtues: it doesn't try to mimic what already exists ("Courier is an ugly old typewriter font"); it's stripped of old-fashioned serif embellishments ("Compared to Calibri, Times New Roman looks outdated"); and it's playful, with its rounded corners, but not frivolous ("Comic Sans doesn't work").

No longer are you stuck with simply new features using outdated technology.

On the one hand, nothing is ever finished, everything is temporary and the new quickly becomes outdated.

The U.S. is far from being alone in seeing technology's potential to help breathe new life into outdated educational systems.