Sentence examples for relatively stale from inspiring English sources

The company's mobile offerings, which have grown relatively stale, have been completely redesigned for Apple iOS, Google Android and the mobile Webwith a slick and simple interface and a batch of new features.

Consider that Rebus and his younger and fresher partner, Detective Sergeant Siobhan Clarke, happen to be investigating a relatively stale case when a brand-new bit of mayhem occurs: One of the dignitaries visiting for the G-8 falls out of a window in Edinburgh Castle during an official dinner.

The idea was to build a next-generation, mobile ad network to compete with Google's AdSense network, whose tech was "relatively stale" at the time, in 2011.

Measures of association were stronger with these "weaker" actions than rating changes, most likely because preliminary rating actions convey new information to the market whereas by the time a rating change is declared, it is relatively stale news.

"We think AMD's relatively stale product offering of desktop and mobile chips means its business is faring worse than Intel's business as Intel takes share," Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co. analyst Craig Berger wrote in a note to investors Thursday.

It's a good idea — not unlike what Flipboard and a host of other services do — and it could make Google News, which is typically slow and relatively stale, full of fresh content.

Organic cookies can last for a while, but you should be careful about buying other baked goods since they may go stale relatively quickly.

"It's very reliant on heroes, the meta is pretty stale because it's a relatively new game, and the meta has been figured out".

But for a broadcaster dogged until relatively recently by headlines about financial crises, stale schedules and dwindling audiences, it raises questions as to how it came about and whether it's a sign of things to come for ITV drama.

Stale stuff.

It was dry, stale.