Sentence examples for anachronistic approach from inspiring English sources

Its anachronistic approach to scouting and its anemic minor-league system made sustained success impossible.

Pam Belluck, a reporter for The New York Times, has devoted her first book, "Island Practice," to a study of Lepore and his anachronistic approach to medicine.

"Do an honest job and it will pay off" was the slogan of the company's founder, and that low-key, somewhat anachronistic approach suited Kino's personality.

While that might be a good thing for countries with progressive leaders, it's certainly no win for people whose governments are still taking an anachronistic approach to drugs.

This is truly the format that should be supported not the anachronistic approaches of the traditional hospital "tumor board".

Whereas in Québec-style majoritarian interculturalism "diversity" is lodged on the opposite side of a majority-denying, cosmopolitan multiculturalism, here the starting assumption is the fact of "unprecedented and ever-growing" diversity (p. 9) this side of the divide, rendering anachronistic "old approaches", multiculturalism included.

For many workers, the collective approach seemed anachronistic because they were confident that management would protect them or they could protect themselves.

Although tempting, the real and psychological issues beneath the surface of this anachronistic service argue against approaching it with a meat hammer and "one strong blow".

But the fact that Janos Ader, the president, himself a former Fidesz MP, referred the law to the court, shows that there are still democratic checks and balances in Hungary.Support for Mr Orban seems to be fading among the young and educated, who see the government's top-down, centralising approach as increasingly anachronistic.

The occasion followed decades of troubled history across the Gulf Channel that began in crisis and settled in recent decades into a seemingly anachronistic refusal by Washington to approach a vestigial enemy whose main sponsor, the Soviet Union, had not existed for more than 25 years.

This approach is not without its anachronistic jolts.