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91. The tourists snigger at the locals' outdated ways and dress.

92. The authors depict a culturally conservative "red America" that's stuck trying to sustain an outdated social model.

93. To reprocess outdated stocks of plasma produced in World War II.

94. In many places, classrooms are overcrowded and curricula are outdated.

95. Out: An objective statement at the top of your resume. Nothing outdated like an objective.

96. On the plus side, outdated and unrepresentative samples that analysts believe were to blame for problems with the old data were replaced by a system that captures every sale of new property.

97. But delays and inefficiencies in air travel are due in large part to an outdated traffic-control system that still relies on slow, ground-based radar stations and repetitive voice communication.

98. Is this fundamental principle outdated ? Will it ever become outdated?

99. Now that computers (and the fonts on them) are equipped with proportionally spaced (rather than monospaced) fonts, this practice is outdated, and it creates awkward breaks in the body text.

100. The McCain-Palin administration will replace an outdated, patchwork quilt of regulatory oversight and bring transparency and accountability to Wall Street.

101. McCain promised that he would replace what he called the outdated patchwork quilt of financial regulatory oversight with a new system that is more transparent.

102. Some scientific theories that Mac Diarmid quoted in his long poems are obviously outdated now.

103. How does an auto company, saddled with discount brands, outdated technology, and hand-me-down products, grow sales in a becalmed economy?

104. Outdated conventions and bad customs hamper the growth of production.

105. They can eliminate programs or services that are outdated (e.g., domestic science).

106. The outdated categorizations of First and Third Worlds, donor and supplicant, leader and led, no longer fit.

107. Like currency revaluation, reforming the unjust and outdated hukou system is not a panacea.

108. Although the pros and cons are at a tie, the supporters usually tend to exaggerate the jet's combating capability and the critics often rip into its high cost and outdated technology.

109. You know, if the goods is outdated, they will also go bad.

110. However, the outdated indexical connotations also lead to the sharp differences in the statistics of each university.

111. Our effort is to contemporize the outdated "Robots ExclusionProtocol" for the 21st Century and introduce a new protocol that worksfor publishers and aggregators alike.

112. Whole areas of libraries fade from use as they become outdated or outmoded.

113. Supported frame rates are 24,(http://sentencedict.com/outdated.html) and 48 frames per second. DCPs conforming to older specifications could be encoded at 25fps. This is now outdated.

114. Doing this type of analysis, Mr. Gilbert of Proclivity believes, would stop retailers from sending out buying recommendations based on outdated information.

115. Obama was challenged on a television news programme about the shapeless, creased and hopelessly outdated Levi's blue jeans he wore to the baseball all-star game last week.

116. An invention may be new toady, but in a few years, it may be outdated.

117. It is dangerous to cling to outdated ideas and theories.

118. Causes include accidental exposure to light or X-rays, overdevelopment , using outdated film, and storing film in a hot, humid place.

119. Actually, no matter be in which popular domain, red black and white trichromatic is tie-in forever won't outdated.

120. Mehmood Khan, a former Mayo Clinic endocrinologist who heads PepsiCo's nutrition group, said in an interview that it's outdated to think that snacks are dry and beverages are wet.