Sentence examples for outmoded version from inspiring English sources

She still lost sleep after the election of Donald Trump, whose Attorney General pick, Senator Jeff Sessions, is what she calls "an aggressive pursuer of the most outmoded version of the drug war".

For many, the problem is that we still have an outmoded version of copyright law that doesn't take into account this new reality.

It was only later that I realised that Apple had a peculiar penchant for not allowing even a slightly outmoded version of iTunes to download their latest version of iOS  --  iOS 7 in this case.

He aspired to update George Orwell's vision of a pleasant, tolerant "England" and outmoded versions of "Englishness" while combating the genteel racism of the new right, which genuflected equally before Margaret Thatcher and TS Eliot.

(Of course, those sorry gay men in their 30s and 40s, who allegedly cling to an outmoded, passé version of gay culture, must be the very same people who, only a few years earlier, were those pioneering gay teenagers, taking their first innocent steps in a brave new world without homophobia, ignorant of gay culture and indifferent to it).

While this separation may reinforce a version of modernism that seems outmoded, there are signs of change being fomented from within.

Eventually, the fourth version of Madison Square Garden was plopped atop Penn Station, already outmoded when it opened on Feb. 11, 1968, tucked on the fifth floor, reachable by ramps and escalators.

The 3-D versions ($34.99 Blu-ray, $20.98 standard) use the long outmoded red-and-green glasses technology, so don't expect an IMAX experience.

Both versions, moving and still, are bygone testaments to the outmoded notion that children should be taught thrift.

When it develops improved versions, it helps the hospitals swap the new generation for the old, by passing the outmoded gear to another, thriftier institution, and so on down a long chain.

Outmoded equipment slowed research.