Analogically, abbreviations of deprecated full form terms should be deprecated as well.
The sexual division of infant care gives boys, who must learn their masculine identity by separating from their mother and the feminine, a motive for deprecating, as well as dominating, women.
The standard has now been deprecated as it is no longer an adequate representation of the complex systems that are now used in ITLET.
(Which is, of course, exactly why the National Rifle Association, et al., oppose it). Most reforms in the long history of human progress were initially deprecated as being too small or too soon or not enough yet a small reform emboldens people to think in new ways about their condition and the possibility of remedying it.
Most reforms in the long history of human progress were initially deprecated as being too small or too soon or not enough — yet a small reform emboldens people to think in new ways about their condition and the possibility of remedying it.
In an article published in 1930, Bonney strongly deprecated as altogether premature the appeals that have been made to the younger generations of gynaecological surgeons not to embark on the operative treatment of cancer of the cervix, but instead to take up radium therapy, the present estimate of whose value in this connexion is founded solely on figures from abroad.
What Weaver deprecated as "habit viewing" was just what CBS was looking to exploit.
While the essay lamented that traditional craftsmanship is on its way out in the United States, it missed the point that woodworking and plumbing have simply been deprecated as hobbies and replaced by more modern pursuits.
Support for "magic quotes" and "register globals" has been deprecated as of PHP 5.3.0, and removed as of PHP 5.4.0.
The noble gases have also been referred to as inert gases, but this label is deprecated as many noble gas compounds are now known.
