Sentence examples for well out of date from inspiring English sources

And in the famously tech-savvy Japan, 10% of users are well out of date.

The school website says, rather touchingly, that there are "approximately 984" pupils, but that's well out of date.

What can be discovered, from tax records and regulatory filings, is often of poor quality or well out of date.

Despite the wages and responsibilities listed in the Award being well out of date, they are still used by most publishing houses as an apparently fair benchmark.

Not only are swathes of the UK's gas and electricity networks well out of date, with some parts going back to the 1950s.

That stereotype is now well out of date, but you can imagine the young Neill presenting a quandary: devilishly good-looking but reticent; not hungry enough, the thinking might have gone, to play the leading man.

And don't forget that the database of newly registered voters the Obama campaign created in 2008 won't be so useful for Get-Out-The-Vote efforts if it's now well out-of-date.

So even if the research is right, its conclusions could well be out-of-date.

This act is well-recognized as completely out-of-date and difficult to interpret.

This act is well-recognised as completely out-of-date and difficult to interpret.

Adverse effects could also occur if PtDAs are not well-developed, or become out-of-date, and therefore might bias decisions.