Sentence examples for outdated aspect from inspiring English sources

Though nearly the entire pre-flight process has been tweaked to make use of modern technologies, one outdated aspect still lingers: the tickets.

These were already the most outdated aspect of Apple's devices last year and the company recognises this with the jump to a 5MP Facetime camera in the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus.

Monetization is one example of an outdated aspect of our food aid policy that is both inefficient and counterproductive, so I do hope it changes.

WASHINGTON -- A top Justice Department official said Tuesday there is "no principled basis" to treat email less than 180 days old differently than email more than 180 days old, putting the government's support behind updating an outdated aspect of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA).

Since 2001, Creative Commons licences have been created to try and redress some of the more outdated aspects of copyright law.

The subcommittee decided that the law should be changed to merge real and personal property law, and that outdated aspects of land law such as copyholds and gavelkind should be eliminated.

I guarantee that somewhere down that line, you will find a counterintuitive, outdated, inconvenient aspect of the work that can be replaced with newer methods.

"We have been looking at GSM technology for a while and we find it to be pretty much outdated in every aspect of security and privacy," said Mr Nohl.

Frankly, they are tired of seeing an outdated model dictate every aspect of the modern education system.

For now, however, its phones are woefully outdated in almost every aspect except the keyboard: Email, Internet, Maps, Apps, Camera -- you name it, it's lackluster on BlackBerry.

Such methods look outdated now.