Sentence examples for antiquated tactic from inspiring English sources
In Sampras's informed opinion, the country has lost its collective nerve, given in to the belief that technology has made serve-and-volley an impractical and antiquated tactic.
His tenure as England supremo sometimes felt like an extended paean to his playing days, from his opening gambit that he wanted to play only five batsmen, with two spinners at all times, to the antiquated tactics that England used during their disastrous 1996 World Cup campaign.
"It's one thing to quell demonstration and protests," Boykin said, "but it's another thing to use antiquated Gestapo tactics that are more commonly found in parts of the underdeveloped world or in places like China or Russia".
To be clear, not everyone has jumped on this bandwagon and many stubborn campaigns, particularly local ones that simply do not have the resources, time or money to conduct full-fledged experiments, continue to rely on antiquated campaign tactics.
The ports are antiquated.
That seemed antiquated once.
The airport was tiny, antiquated.
CONS: The full bath is antiquated.
Hogg suggests the ICT systems are antiquated.
DI's whole design is antiquated.
