Sentence examples for outdated one from inspiring English sources

Vatican II liberalized rules but left the most outdated one: celibacy.

Or if politicians had spent the succeeding half a century dismissing big general hospitals as blinkered examples of an outdated "one injury fits all" ideology.

The image of the artist starving in their garret for the sake of their art is an outdated one, she adds.

Thanks to improving air and naval power, the United States can help defend the South from bases in Japan or even Hawaii, making the concept of the American troops as a tripwire against a North Korean invasion an outdated one.

"The employment opportunities are greater than ever before," says Emma Hunt, deputy vice-chancellor of Arts University Bournemouth, who says the idea of arts students being less employable is an outdated one.

This isn't a new strategy, just a dumb, outdated one.

The photos on his page are outdated ones from his college days.

Those who decided to adopt digital technology early on incurred huge costs in building new computer systems on top of the outdated ones that were already in place, for little immediate benefit.

"Nightlife is hugely important to California's culture and economy, and it's time to move away from our outdated one-size-fits-all approach to last call," wrote Wiener on Facebook in response to the bill's passing.

Mr Clegg said "there are lots of schools - academies, free schools and so on - who don't need to follow the guidelines, even the outdated ones".

Many snowboarders, in an ironic nod to Aspen's fashionable image, wore outdated one-piece ski suits, wild wigs and rhinestone-encrusted sunglasses.