Sentence examples for outdated as it is from inspiring English sources

As for the magazine, the surprise is not that it has lost fifty per cent of its readers but that, outdated as it is, it has lost only that many, and that the faithful are not all in nursing homes.

Almost all of the issues he dealt with remain relevant, but in a sense Hicks' approach is outdated as it is almost completely free of irony.

As outdated as it is patronising, implicit in this conclusion is the idea that black people would rather be seen than properly heard or understood.

Now along comes Barack Obama, and much of the world, with its fixed image of America - an image that is often as outdated as it is accurate - doesn't know quite how to deal with his astonishing success.

"With Apologies, Nuclear Power Gets a Second Look" (Week in Review, Jan . 28 helps perpetuate a myth that is as dangerous and outdated as it is pervasive: that energy efficiency means deprivation and "turning down the thermostat".

Robert Buckland, a Conservative MP who has backed the charity's campaign, said the current law was outdated as it is based largely on legislation first introduced 150 years ago.

In the course of her research (which is now somewhat outdated as it was carried out in 2006), she spoke to 1,290 people from all over the world about their attitudes to gay marriage and civil partnerships.

He said the mechanism is outdated as it was set up in the early days of the life of cable and satellite platforms to help them get a start in the market.

Andrew and his attorney plan on appealing his sentencing and taking this case as far as they can go, with the ultimate goal of not only his freedom, but overturning the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act that is sorely outdated as it was formed in the 80s.

Stagnant economic growth was also discussed at Davos, but our mechanism to measure growth is outdated as it's based on Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

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