Sentence examples for small outdated from inspiring English sources

"Coincidentally or not, Hebert plays movies on a small outdated television while he paints," she wrote.

The builder, Scatec Solar North America, hopes that an accurate profile of the "solar resource" will compensate for the island's vulnerabilities: bright sun, sudden squalls and a small, outdated power grid that cannot handle large spikes in the power supply.

What was once a small, outdated kitchen that adjoined a breakfast room and laundry room in a Toluca Lake house (built in the 1930s for movie producer Virginia Van Upp) has become the newly renovated, up-to-date kitchen of Helen and John Martin.

In the past decade, the Chinese plastics industry has witnessed a significant shift from small-scale, outdated facilities to large-scale, modern plastics manufacturing bases.

Compounding both problems, since presidential elections are a relatively rare event, our historical data is limited; in other words, the sample size is relatively small and outdated.

In fact, when the dust clears, only one building may remain from the original Terminal City complex at what was once Idlewild: Eero Saarinen's T.W.A. Flight Center of 1962, now called Terminal 5. Were it not an internationally renowned architectural icon and a designated landmark, there is little doubt that Terminal 5 -- woefully small and outdated -- would have been swept away, too.

"Saying no to players with small, poor, outdated phones or old OSs is important too," he says.

Poorly built, with a small battery, outdated OS, and low-quality touchscreen, the Aakash has not had a good reception among people who care about such things.

Port Everglades is replacing two smaller and outdated terminals with Terminal 25.

With 850 square feet, it was on the small side, though outdated enough to make for a worthy renovation project.

As in many countries in East Africa, Kenya's public services like police and fire units struggle with small budgets and outdated equipment.