Sentence examples for Outmoded technology from inspiring English sources

But over time we will replace our outmoded technology.

For all its outmoded technology, letterpress stationery is still as costly as engraved stationery.

Even after the housing bubble began to burst, many of these operations languished with inadequate staffing and outmoded technology, despite warnings from regulators.

Although today it is generally regarded as an outmoded technology, it is by far the most widely used method of counting votes by computer.

In addition to outmoded technology, he criticized the way Wright's courses are structured, with three weeks of academics followed by three weeks of lab.

Bloated costs, outmoded technology and political infighting have hobbled the giant company, which employs 374,000 people in more than 100 countries.

But Martin Fackler reports that the country also remains firmly wedded to a pre-Internet technology — the fax machine — that in most other developed nations has joined answering machines, eight-tracks and cassette tapes in the dustbin of outmoded technologies.

But it also remains firmly wedded to a pre-Internet technology — the fax machine — that in most other developed nations has joined answering machines, eight-tracks and cassette tapes in the dustbin of outmoded technologies.

In an industry awash with bankruptcies, outmoded technologies and a history of labor turmoil, Mr. Iverson outdid the competition by recycling steel scrap into products through the smaller, cheaper and more cost-efficient mini-mills.

As a result, diseases like prostate cancer are treated with outmoded technologies--and significantly less aggressively--than in the U.S. If NICE controlled our automobiles, we would all be driving used 1983 Honda Civics.

Now Max just has to strap on an Apple Watch running Mac OS 7.5.5 and maybe run an Atari 2600 emulator on his laptop and he can be the king of outmoded technologies.