Sentence examples for antiquated modes from inspiring English sources
Also, companies are still run by what McKinsey politely calls "antiquated modes of organisation".
Word of this tacit new film has spread since it showed at Cannes, in May, and much of its allure is due to the speed eager and uncomplaining with which you feel the audience, innocents as well as buffs, acclimatizing to its antiquated modes.
Word of this tacit new film has spread since it showed at Cannes, in May, and much of its allure is due to the speed — eager and uncomplaining — with which you feel the audience, innocents as well as buffs, acclimatizing to its antiquated modes.
Inside, it's an archival Russian doll – an antiquated mode of data storage nestled inside a technological cocoon.
And I was taking an antiquated mode of transportation through an antiquated version of America – forests unsullied by strip malls, abandoned factories, dilapidated shacks, muddy water.
And I was taking an antiquated mode of transportation through an antiquated version of America forests unsullied by strip malls, abandoned factories, dilapidated shacks, muddy water.
In Measuring Land and Sea, lapping waves, stretches of sea, and blue sky are interrupted by scattered markers representing the sea level by fathoms, a now antiquated mode of measurement.
Relatively antiquated communication modes such as Amateur Radio have enjoyed resurgence, and coupled with satellite Internet capability may well revolutionize our effective response to disaster care [ 13].
The bill gives the vast majority of funding to highways and roads, modes of transportation that are becoming increasingly antiquated due to demographic shifts -- for the first time since the 1920s, urban growth is outpacing suburban growth.
He hates the Ten Commandments "in exactly the same way Don McLean hates 'American Pie.' " He adores the most obscure and antiquated Old Testament strictures, "for each outdated relic of an obsolete mode of living is like a child to me".
Antiquated, shmantiquated.
