Sentence examples for antiquated for from inspiring English sources

They point out that some of the island's power plants are antiquated, for one, and that the government gives large electricity subsidies to municipal offices and buildings, churches and some corporations, which result in higher prices for other consumers.

Pressing a camera to your face and peering into its optical viewfinder — an intimate human-machine moment — is becoming quaint, if not antiquated, for a generation of photographers who prefer to study their cameras' liquid-crystal display screens at a distance.

Listening to it all at once is a leap of faith, but I know that the idea of listening to a work all the way through and being taken along for the whole ride is becoming antiquated for a lot of people.

Such secrecy seems strikingly antiquated for such major transnational corporations as Credit Suisse or Siemens—especially at a time when European executives are paying at least lip service to the interests of their shareholders.

In our accelerated culture, collective nostalgia, in which we mourn the freshly antiquated for reasons that are unclear but still enormously potent, is its own cottage industry (especially for culture reporters).

Kovac, the former Croatia coach and Bayern Munich midfielder, had proved the right man for the tense rescue mission with his natural authority and impassioned "you have to eat dirt!" speeches, but very little hinted at a sustainable or even prosperous future under a 45-year-old whose views came across a little antiquated for his age.

I think it's a shame that the recent news stories reinforce people's beliefs that parliament is antiquated and generally for "others".

"Cambridge United are a progressive club but our stadium is antiquated and unfit for purpose if we are to continue the progression of the last 18 months," he said.

He's repeatedly introduced legislation to overhaul what he's called an "antiquated sweetheart deal" for mining companies.

We can't wait to make changes any longer: our current requirements, developed in the early 1990s, are antiquated and unsuitable for today's food truck industry.

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