Sentence examples for antiquated tools from inspiring English sources

Ms. Browner said the organophosphates, many created decades ago, were antiquated tools for which safer alternatives now existed.

The freight forwarders use antiquated tools such as faxes and phone calls.

We're centralizing commu- nication in massive industries that still rely on antiquated tools like walkie-talkies, paper scheduling, and shouting.

Indeed, the gains from adopting exponential technology quickly can mean permanently trouncing competitors stuck on linear growth trajectories by using antiquated tools.

Just when it seemed the ice pick served no purpose, a Brooklyn organized-crime syndicate, known as Murder Incorporated, found a deliberately sinister use for the otherwise antiquated tool.

In the case of TB, for example, antiquated diagnostic tools and therapeutic options dating back at least a half-century are still the mainstays used today, perpetuating the development of drug resistance.

But displacing such a pervasive, if antiquated, software tool as the browser will be a huge challenge.

Either way, nets and drumlines are increasingly painted as crude, antiquated shark-culling tools.

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.

But long before that, cryptographers repeatedly warned that the standards used by these encryption tools were antiquated and susceptible to attack.

These are representative efforts to innovate within a legacy structure, but often leverage antiquated communication and coordination tools to share learnings with other care professionals.