Sentence examples for deemed antiquated from inspiring English sources

However, not so long ago, 'bounce-back questions' were asked of us, of a market deemed antiquated and relegated as one of the many industries in dire need of change.

Our skills are deemed antiquated, obsolete.

Today these practices are limited, deemed antiquated and pointless by many.

This depiction of living with HIV -- this view -- is one that American media would like to deem antiquated.

The school, which serves prekindergarten through eighth-grade pupils, has been deemed too antiquated to "retrofit for modern technology," he said.

The three-story house is now a seven-unit apartment building that tenants had to vacate this summer after the city's Department of Buildings deemed its antiquated electrical system a fire hazard.

Liberty's most recent prospectus warns that if the company is labeled an investment arm and thereby deemed to be in violation of the antiquated regulations, all of its contracts could be voided and any deals it struck when it was breaking the rules could be rescinded.

And under the government's stringent requirements for services, based on antiquated, binary-based classifications, I was deemed unworthy.

He deemed the suit an improper attempt to usurp the county's authority via "a tortured judicial interpretation of an antiquated statute from a bygone era".

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".