Sentence examples for an obsolete system from inspiring English sources

The famous "arithmetic" in the last election illustrated perfectly why FPTP is an obsolete system.

Well, you can pay the aggravation cost or make the small investment to change an obsolete system.

And that the most important educational metric has become: "What percent of any school's students know they are changemakers?" Education reform that is about equal access to an obsolete system ensures at best a generation of failure.

Doubts were particularly strong among Russians, whose feelings ranged from confidence that they had won a historic victory over communism and put an end to an obsolete system and senseless confrontation to deep disappointment at their catastrophically diminished standing in the world.

Buy into an obsolete system.

Amidst the mirrors, the gleaming weight machines, the whir of ellipticals and treadmills, it looked conspicuously medieval, primitive, even a bit sinister, as though it were part of an intricate and now obsolete system of weights and measures, or a weapon used by the barbarians when they stormed Rome.

Could an obsolete T3SS system contribute valuable components to the eukaryotic apoptosis system after endosymbiosis?

The absurdities of the case are comically obvious, but this a serious indictment of an obsolete justice system, and provides a wider social context when the camera follows defence and prosecution counsels to their homes.

The foundation plans to seek structural changes, like pushing the state government and Hawaii's main utility, the Hawaiian Electric Company, to revamp an obsolete electrical system to increase efficiency and to allow customers with solar panels to easily sell power back to the grid.

He regularly said things like this: "We spent 6 trillion dollars in the Middle East, we got nothing… And we have an obsolete plane system.

Mendele Moikher Sforim, who wrote mainly in the 1860's and 1870's, sought to modernize Eastern European Jews by mocking what he considered their unworldliness and piety and what he viewed as their obsolete system of educating their children.