Sentence examples for antiquated set from inspiring English sources

We can give up an antiquated set of priorities and shift our focus from rescue medicine to lifelong incremental care.

Our group was called the Baker's Dozen, and all year we learned a fairly antiquated set of skills — we baked bread, sewed, made preserves and cross-stitched.

The networks have argued that all these changes have been necessary for mere survival, usually making the point that the rules were antiquated, set up at a time when the three networks controlled more than 90percentnt of the national television marketplace.

Control programs have been less effective than expected in reducing transmission mainly due to the limitations inherent in an antiquated set of tools -- diagnostics, drugs and vaccines.

The Liberal government made a bold campaign pledge to reform the country's first-past-the-post electoral system, an antiquated set of rules used in a declining number of parliamentary democracies around the world.

Then there's the story of an early feminist who fights the power in an antiquated setting.

Much of medical practice in Russia seems to be based on an antiquated mind-set derived from tradition, anecdote and folklore.

By not awarding the games to nations possessing most of the required infrastructure to host a World Cup, FIFA demonstrated its antiquated mind-set and wasted a tremendous opportunity to leverage its global brand as a progressive, forward-thinking organization.

Democrats and Republicans agreed that the federal government should provide money to the states to replace antiquated voting machines; set uniform national standards for voting and election procedures; and require states to establish statewide voter registration lists.

"Billy Liar," from the band's excellent 2003 album, "Her Majesty the Decemberists" (Kill Rock Stars), sets antiquated verse atop a rousing, swinging tune.

The Saturday detention is an antiquated, single location setting that might struggle to hold the attention of modern audiences.