Sentence examples for would be outdated from inspiring English sources

They didn't want to deck their living room with a Blu-Ray player and a collection of Blu-ray disks that would be outdated in a year.

Was I wrong to assign a story that would be outdated before it was complete, if the Duma's threat was so much hot air?

But in the end she concluded that safety codes on the crib would be outdated by the time her own children become parents.

Mr. Chizek said that when the trucks were leased, "we told them upfront that this was a limited lease and that the probability of them extending the lease is very slim because the technology would be outdated".

So instead of equipping each car with a computer that would be outdated almost as soon as it made it out of the factory, Ford and G.M. plan to install cellular communications equipment that links cars to land-based computers that can be updated as new technology becomes available.

And, given the rapidly changing health system, even if enacted, today's ideal plan would be outdated tomorrow.

After all, anything published on Jerusalem even in the last 24 hours would already be outdated.

He added later, "I didn't want to go to 25 countries and come back with something" that would soon be outdated.

For example, if regulation were to have come out a year ago, it would already be outdated thanks to the rise of ICOs, she said.

But the White House, in a briefing for reporters, said it had elected not to seek authority for stringent top-down regulations that would require companies to erect specific barriers to computer intrusions — which corporations feared would be enormously costly and soon be outdated.

Balthazar would have been outdated, Pastis better -- but at least make an effort!