Sentence examples for very outdated from inspiring English sources

It's a very outdated idea".

"I thought it was very outdated".

The very outdated filibuster rule must go.

"It's a very outdated and inaccurate perception," she said.

Terranova's piece, published in 2000, feels very outdated in 2011.

" 'Single women' strikes me as very outdated," she says.

The fundamental problem is that Moliere's criticism of the medical profession is very much outdated.

"Tanzania has some of the most talented artisans and technicians," said Mr. Said, "but we use very old, outdated equipment, mostly from Italy, from the 1960s and '70s".

"The Cuban economy suffers from a very poor, outdated infrastructure including communications and all kinds of technological advancements including internet and telephones," said Prof Duany.

Mathew told me Backtrace aims to "solve the process of debugging," something that most companies tackle by "cobbling together very old, outdated solutions" or by building their own tools.

But H.D. Palmer, spokesman for the department, said in an e-mail that those numbers are "very much outdated" and don't reflect subsequent changes.