Sentence examples for on out of date from inspiring English sources

He has also spoken in support for increased maternity and paternity leave, vowing to take on "out of date" attitudes in Ukip.

Authors of stone-age diet plans have relied on out of date and, well, half-digested archaeological evidence of what life was like thousands of years ago.

Mr Farage claimed that figure was based on out-of-date research that had been partially rejected by one of its authors.

And Yaron's vision of the future is based partly on out-of-date assumptions.

But Compass's director, Neal Lawson, said today's welfare state is based on out-of-date assumptions.

The Scottish government said it had "serious reservations" about Hillman's report, which partly relied on out-of-date figures.

The review was based on out-of-date data from the end of 2013, they pointed out.

It lists thousands of contacts that get updated regularly, so you don't waste your time and resources on out-of-date details.

A year ago the DWP responded to an amber/red rating by asserting that it was based on out-of-date information.

Clearly, many students are pushed to pursue a college degree based on out-of-date perceptions of the route to success.

The claim that Denmark is the EU's largest oil exporter was based on out-of-date information and has been removed.