Sentence examples for antiquated practice from inspiring English sources

He spoke almost wistfully, as if recalling an antiquated practice, like bloodletting.

However, I've always wondered why the blatant, antiquated practice of segregation is tolerated in modern times.

Sending letters by postal mail had been an antiquated practice for some time.

An antiquated practice in the age of streaming and year-round premiere dates?

Why does the Web version of The Times continue to practice the antiquated practice of breaking articles into pages?

But to Doug, planting some noncommercial crops seemed an antiquated practice, like using a horse-drawn plow.

Results indicate that comfortable yet antiquated practices led to fear of change and resistance.

These antiquated practices hold down young workers' salaries and keep the labor market too rigid.

Too frequently, they incentivize antiquated practices that we now know have little public safety value and massive human consequences.

It remains beset by antiquated practices which would not survive for a moment in any well-run organisation in the public, private or voluntary sectors.

But poor building standards and antiquated practices, multiplied across thousands of worksites, make construction and demolition the third-largest contributor of coarse pollutants – strongly linked in a 2015 study to heart disease.