Sentence examples for backward looking too from inspiring English sources

Skeen says traditional forms of business analysis are too backward looking, too narrow in scope and insufficiently collaborative.

Mr. Schillace said that Docs was still "backward looking, with too many features.

A16 Software developers' reactions to the government's proposal to break up Microsoft seem muted, or outright skeptical, with some saying the plan is too backward looking.

We don't hear prosecutors in this country refuse to investigate and prosecute a criminal suspect because that would be too "backward looking".

Some developers view the plan the Justice Department and 17 states filed last Friday as too backward looking, aimed at a personal computer software industry the Internet is already passing by.

In some of her gowns, Ms. Karan may have looked too far backward, specifically when she reprised a crisscross tension strap across the back.

"Rankings are all backward looking.

A greedy algorithm is backward looking.

"It's a backward looking report".

They feel contemporary, not backward looking.

The technology of this "Frankenstein" is deliberately backward looking.