Sentence examples for fairly archaic from inspiring English sources
"They are trying to impose fairly archaic rules on new media.
As sophisticated as multimillion-dollar aircraft and massive radar installations are, the manner in which the many layers of controllers 'bookkeep' aircraft looks is fairly archaic.
Despite its progressiveness and advancements in other areas of culture and life, Japan has fairly archaic drug laws.
"It's pretty archaic, but then burning coal is pretty archaic too.
It is evident that tribal reform was a fairly general Archaic solution to the difficulties experienced by states with large numbers of immigrants.
We have written about this before: the laws governing online surveillance in America can fairly be called archaic.
The UI, albeit archaic, is fairly easy to navigate through via the click-wheel.
It's archaic and fairly frustrating in the highly connected world we live in (I don't even own a printer).
"Anyone coming from a professional background looks at parliament in amazement; the idea of routine appraisals and general HR support and disciplinaries is fairly alien to what is an archaic bubble.
They have further concluded that Svan, which retains a number of archaic structural features, was separated from the other three languages at a fairly early stage in their development.
