Sentence examples for places outdated from inspiring English sources

Housing stock is predominantly council housing and is, in many places, outdated and in need of modernisation.

Demand forecasting (i.e. determining the amount of medicine needed for country programs) is a challenging and complicated task [ 43] and insufficient focus has been placed on improving outdated procurement practices.

We can feed nine and even ten billion, they insist, so long as we improve agricultural efficiency in places where outdated practices are used.

Gutierrez praised Sergio George's arrangements as "outstanding" though he felt the production was outdated in places.

By the time it is finally in place, it, too, will be outdated.

However, current regulations that are in place are outdated and costly, and affect both the efficiency and effectiveness of food aid to the tune of $491 million of misspent taxpayer dollars.

Stadium battles have taken place across the country as teams depart outdated facilities for new homes — and customarily ask the public for relocation assistance.

And the image of the Bronx as a place with a high level of crime is outdated, Mr. Kane said.

Jones' book arrives outdated even as the insurgency takes place, and shows almost no understanding of Afghans.

By now, the notion that business is a place built on accountability and performance should be as outdated as the one-room schoolhouse.

Speaking to Jon Kay on BBC Breakfast, John Vine also said that IT systems that are in place in the UKBA to deal with cases are "outdated".