Sentence examples for antiquated copper from inspiring English sources
Under his leadership, BT was regarded as an important coalition ally, helping meet government ambitions to replace antiquated copper telephone lines with fibre-optic cables and ensuring more rural homes joined the internet grid.
Qwest had the best fiber optics billions could buy, while US West's net included entire regions of antiquated copper lines in dire need of upgrading.
This should become evident in the second quarter of 2006, when Sprint spins off its local telephone unit, creating a pure play wireless and data company unburdened by antiquated copper lines.
However, creators' ability to reach these potential consumers with compelling original programming -- new music video outlets, the next House of Cards, or video on demand -- is currently constrained by the regulatory requirements forcing incumbent carriers to maintain antiquated copper-based telephone lines.
The ports are antiquated.
That seemed antiquated once.
The airport was tiny, antiquated.
CONS: The full bath is antiquated.
Hogg suggests the ICT systems are antiquated.
