Sentence examples for was outdated because from inspiring English sources

Mr. Deluce said the ban was outdated because new engine technology in the CS100 would make it no noisier than one of Porter's turboprops.

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) responded by arguing that the document was outdated because the flood defence budget had been increased in the autumn statement.

Around this time I got my first and last ever factory job, and met a kid from the suburbs who thought Coronation Street was outdated "because people don't still live in houses like that".

There was talk on feminist blogs awhile back that the term "pink-collar jobs" was outdated because men now do those jobs too.

Jerome Guilin, Tesla's vice president of sales, said at the time that calling Tesla's fix a "recall" was outdated because it did not represent a physical repair but rather a wireless software update.

The Supreme Court held that the coverage formula requiring preclearance by some states but not others was outdated because it was based on election data from the 1964, 1968, and 1972 elections.

The move reflects widespread agreement that current laws are outdated because of technological advances.

Dr. Kim said that those concerns were outdated because the World Bank had changed.

He argued that H.O.V. lanes were outdated because they were a brainchild of traffic engineering in 1973.

Terry Holt, a spokesman for President's Bush campaign, said that the census numbers were outdated because they covered only 2003.

The zero-wage-bill model is outdated because it leaves the employer hopelessly exposed to board, lodging and security costs.