Sentence examples for those outdated from inspiring English sources

By completely avoiding the need for a Java runtime, the installation of plug-ins and any advanced features in client Web browsers, we were able to provide an extremely portable chemical structure editing system which works on all major Web browsers, even those outdated by nearly a decade, and is entirely operating-system independent.

Those outdated buttons are a glaring reminder that mobile electronics evolve much faster than automobiles.

To salvage those outdated, but expensive, jerseys, folks fashioned new digits out of tape.

One of Mancini's central projects, DemocracyOS, provides a platform for citizens to engage with politics away from those outdated structures.

And since that myth was originally created by Japanese literature and film, it's odd to see those outdated images return in new American packaging.

And this isn't one of those outdated laws that they somehow never got around to changing, like cab drivers not being able to pick up people infected with plague.

When historians and economists look back at the present moment, they'll probably marvel at the staggering number of stalwart businesses that failed and they'll say the fault lay in those companies' outdated strategies.

Some business owners find those curbs outdated, they have told commissioners, because so many restaurants and condos are now crowded along the narrow waterway.

Arcade Fire's preference for imperfect, analog recordings and, in live shows, imperfect, analog clothing — like suspenders — will please both those who find MTV glitz outdated and those who never warmed to the idea of bling in the first place.

Arcade Fire's preference for imperfect, analog recordings and, in live shows, imperfect, analog clothing like suspenders will please both those who find MTV glitz outdated and those who never warmed to the idea of bling in the first place.

But those instincts were outdated.