Sentence examples for essentially outdated from inspiring English sources
In 1898 the German revisionist Eduard Bernstein argued that Marxist theory was essentially outdated and that socialism in highly industrialized nations could best be achieved through a gradualist approach, using trade-union activity and parliamentary politics.
Des Moines-based Dwolla decided that the way to innovate in payments was to essentially blow up the outdated infrastructure entirely and start over by building out a new network from scratch.
Court Justice Antonin Scalia offered his disquieting perspective, essentially ruling the law outdated and unnecessary over 45 years after its passing.
Which means individual women, their families and our entire society will continue to pay high prices for what is essentially a broad application of outdated gender stereotypes to economic policy.
ARIEL LEVY: Also, it was weird to read a whole book arguing, essentially, against marriage — telling us how it's outdated and unnecessary and often disadvantageous for women — that ends with the narrator getting married.
In general, these studies are based on the columnar-neurogenetic embryologic conception of Altman and Bayer (1986), which was based on the now outdated columnar model of Herrick (1910), inconsistent with gene patterns, and essentially offered conjectures about the areas where cell populations arise (see " Discussion").
This reflexive, outdated feminism, which regards anything male as suspect and all women, even Nazi women, as essentially powerless sisters, seriously mars the book and threatens to undermine its credibility.
Although the research shows that gender has a strong influence on the transition to vocational training, the available results essentially relate to sub-groups or sub-areas of vocational education and training and are based on outdated data.
