Sentence examples for antiquated structure from inspiring English sources

The two biggest problems were getting a commercial mortgage in a tight market and installing modern wiring and plumbing in an antiquated structure with eight-inch concrete floors.

"But once again the antiquated structure of New York's court system -- here the fragmentation of New York City's trial courts between Criminal Court and Supreme Court - turns common sense on its head".

The project involved a mass clearing of antiquated structures, the widening of streets and squares, and the erection of massive new government offices, including parts of the Palace of Justice.

I would say $300 million of our capital-projects budget was just in replacing the antiquated structures that we had.

Isn't it time instead to change those antiquated structures so both women and men can earn a fair living and have a life?

He began, however, by gutting the company's antiquated management structure and cutting overhead.

The plan would take on what is arguably the most antiquated governing structure in the nation.

Mr. Stringer blames an "antiquated management structure" on the way funds sit untouched and apartments unfixed.

In the United Kingdom too an antiquated party structure prevents the popular will from finding proper expression.

In her paper, Hamill, a tax-law expert, documented the regressive nature of Alabama's antiquated tax structure.

The contrast between modern and obsolete is represented by the staggered interior design and antiquated building structure of the heritage, which is used to be North Thermal Power Plant.