Sentence examples for has archaic from inspiring English sources

The Kabwe skull has archaic features, being massive and flattened in profile with browridges that are very large and continuous across the nasal bridge.

His logic has archaic aspects, but he introduced not only new concepts, methods and theories, new themes and new problems, but above all a new spirit that has pervaded philosophy ever since.

"Here it is a profession we still have archaic rules".

It is the opposite of China…We have archaic labour laws.

The rest of Mr. Eco's cast of characters may have archaic names like Ardzrouni, Zosimos and Kyot, but they all talk with a kind of sophomoric brightness that robs them of exoticism or strangeness.

The ruling reversed a 1996 finding by United States District Judge Rebecca Doherty that the college's athletic department had archaic and antiquated views about female athletes -- but did not intend to violate Title IX, the federal law requiring equal athletic opportunities at schools accepting federal funding.

The rest of the population have archaic, noisy analog lines.

These local agencies have trouble competing with nationwide rental agencies like Avis and Hertz, according to founder and CEO Bora Hamamcioglu, who says that many of them have archaic inventory systems and poor online booking systems, if any at all.

And, as if tabulating the amount you've spent on each trip wasn't enough (not to mention keeping track of all the receipts), many businesses have archaic systems that make submitting a report even more arduous.

Yet many companies have archaic cultures that are under-serving today's workplace population.

There are currently only 13 states that have archaic laws prohibiting the adoption of fight-bust puppies and dogs, and Michigan is unfortunately one of them.