Sentence examples for outdated fits from inspiring English sources

Indeed, since feminism has turned towards women's freedom to take their own decisions in life, women wearing what they wish (be that plain, colourful, wide, narrow, on trend or outdated) fits neatly with that concept.

It says the traditional categories of working, middle and upper class are outdated, fitting 39% of people.

These keepers of the outdated fit in among the obsolete widgets and barely seemed to notice the click of my shutter as I passed by.

Or if politicians had spent the succeeding half a century dismissing big general hospitals as blinkered examples of an outdated "one injury fits all" ideology.

Children's minister Sarah Teather said the current system was "outdated and not fit for purpose".

The laws on the books were outdated and not fit for a market economy.

Jump to media player It has been claimed entry rules for the Miss Wales pageant are "outdated" and "not fit for the 21st Century".

Entry rules for the Miss Wales pageant are "outdated" and "not fit for the 21st Century", the Women's Equality Network has said.

Mehboob Khan, chairman of the organisation's safer and stronger communities board, said: "Councils want to support good local pubs but cannot be expected to continue picking up the tab for licensing fees which are outdated and not fit for purpose.

By the mid-1990s, the NHS pay system, developed nearly 50 years earlier with the creation of the NHS in 1948, was increasingly being seen as outdated and not fit for purpose.

She says the academic tenure system is an outdated, inflexible, "one size fits all" path that no longer serves science.