Sentence examples for out of date to from inspiring English sources

The first is that it is out of date to see either firm as a national champion.

One reason why the relationship is so poisonous is that popular Western views of Iran are out of date to the point of caricature.

Back then "it didn't feel particularly out of date to be talking about drinking and stuff, but I think it feels really dated now to see comedians overly talk about hangovers or drugs or anything like that".

A recent story in The Economist focuses on this very point: "One reason why the relationship is so poisonous is that popular Western views of Iran are out of date to the point of caricature.

The new iCloud service will be the conduit for backups of user data and calendar and contact syncs, as well as storage for third-party apps.With the cord cut, Apple removes a bar to the adoption of its mobile devices in emerging markets, in which computers may be far scarcer or too far out of date to run the latest version of iTunes.

Tougher talk about securing the borders was not going to convince wavering voters.The withering of the grassrootsMore importantly, says the prime minister's ally, Cameron critics within the party are out of date to imagine that millions of natural Tories are out there waiting to be galvanised by a properly Conservative campaign.

Weeki Wachee has the warm feeling of a grandparent's home – it's worn and weathered, there's some peeling paint but features like the clamshell roof seem to have crossed from out-of-date to keenly retro.

Yesterday his legal team asked a team of judges led by the most senior judge in England and Wales, Lord Judge, to quash the conviction, saying that current legislation was too out-of-date to deal with the growth of social networking sites.

Conventional ideas about investing and financial markets—and about their vulnerabilities seemed out-of-date to the new empiricists, says Mr Shiller, who worries that academic departments are "creating idiot savants, who get a sense of authority from work that contains lots of data".

I shouldn't have been surprised, because the first time I interviewed Brock in 2012, he said, "I'm an idiot for giving this up", and then told me the secret (long since out-of-date) to procuring Pappy Van Winkle, the Holy Grail of American whiskey.

Apart from the execution complexity, the data arrived at sensor nodes tend to be out-of-date due to the severe network delay, so the priority value that obtained may be imprecise.