Sentence examples for an obsolete practice from inspiring English sources

"It's an obsolete practice, and to return to it looks shameful.

Ziehl-Neelsen staining has not been done on culture isolates, since identifying acid-fast bacilli in a culture is an obsolete practice.

A mineral otherwise known as mercury sulfide, it was an essential ingredient in the now obsolete practice of alchemy.

The phaseout will also help protect marine life long harmed by the plant's discharge of cooling water directly into the ocean an obsolete practice that would have required a costly cooling-tower retrofit if the plant's license were extended.

Many LGBTQ people are still grappling with substance use and co-occurring disorders that are clearly connected to this damaging and obsolete practice.

"The problem is simple: getting a mortgage today is a terrible experience, a painful process, based on obsolete practices, outdated in any other consumer experience," MoloFinance co-founder Francesca Carlesi tells me.

We are living in momentous times: the inventions spawned by computing and the digital logic that goes with it are gobbling, at an accelerating pace, ever larger chunks of human culture and rendering obsolete practices that have lasted for hundreds and sometimes thousands of years.

More moderate, experienced SEOs knew that links were still important, and that Mueller was only referring to obsolete practices of manual link spamming, which under Penguin's influence could do more harm than good.

In his dissenting opinion, Judge Williams argued that in imposing the pre-clearance requirement on some parts of the country but not on others, Section 5 had become an anachronism, "as obsolete in practice as one would expect in a dynamic society".

Trump has railed against the practice, tweeting in November that it was over: "Catch and Release is an obsolete term.

Structure was an obsolete word.