Meanings of use outdated in English

Users who continue to use outdated devices are at the most risk.

Why does RNZ still use outdated pips for the hourly news?

It finds that some teacher training courses use outdated teaching methods, and that trainee teachers should be required to meet higher standards.

I find such seminars to be severely lacking in any sense of empathy for heterosexual students and they employ sweeping generalisations and use outdated suppositions.

It's used outdated statistics which was really disappointing to read.

This is designed to prevent more frivolous motions signed secretly or using outdated signatures

The TICAS report said many colleges used outdated cost information in their net price calculators.

Fighters are mostly using outdated weapons and ammunition and lack armored vehicles and protective clothing.

Rebels have previously brought down several government planes using outdated anti-aircraft machine guns welded to pickup trucks.

Critics of the prosecutions say they are being bought by over-zealous prosecutors using outdated and flawed statutes.

Now, I'm sure you didn't get to your current level of success by using outdated modes of operation.

Supervisors would be left using outdated rules if EU political institutions did not come to agreement quickly, Bernardino said.

For example, CommInsure used outdated medical definitions to delay or deny payments to policyholders, and pressured medical assessors to reject claims.

The electricity distribution industry is defending itself against suggestions that it sometimes uses outdated equipment that should have been replaced years ago.

It's plausible that part of the difference arises from SBS using outdated pension data from 2010, before New Jersey reformed its pension system.

National's finance spokesman Paul Goldsmith, who drafted the policy, admitted he had made "an irritating mistake" caused by using outdated figures.