Sentence examples similar to out of date views from inspiring English sources
"We have out-of-date views of Japanese capabilities and the opportunities that working with Japan offers," claims Christopher Stuart, First Secretary, Science and Technology at the British Embassy in Tokyo.
Writing in the New Law Journal, Chris Pamplin called the decision "unprincipled" and argued that the decision "threatens the very foundation of witness immunity", based on an out-of-date view of the expert witness as a "hired gun".
By relinquishing this out-of-date view of the plant world, I hope the ideas and questions presented here seduce the most enquiring aspect of our nature into exploring the world of plants in its full potential complexity.
Why would I want financial information from a publication that seems to espouse out-of-date, backward views?
But that view is out-of-date and incomplete.
Linking violent crime to drug crime and both to potential acts of terrorism is a way to further buttress support for a prosecutorial worldview that as recently as last year was widely viewed as out-of-date, overly punitive, racist, and ultimately ineffective.
Not having a website could be viewed as unprofessional, out-of-date, and not connected.
With information becoming out-of-date so rapidly, he finds it pays always to go back to source for the latest views and insights.
They have an out-of-date one.
Hence out-of-date images are perpetuated.
