Sentence examples for having antiquated from inspiring English sources

It lambasted Britain's mutual sector for having "antiquated and badly developed" IT, making it a wearisome experience for savers looking to deposit money online.

What I hear, repeatedly, is that FILA has antiquated leadership.

It has antiquated computers, staggering paperwork backlogs and sharply conflicting mandates.

"It's mainly centers that have antiquated design but good locations relative to the demographics of the trade area".

On Wednesday, Shell announced that it had stopped selling gasoline to Iran, which despite its vast petroleum reserves has antiquated refineries that leave it dependent on gasoline imports.

The new owners have already gone door-to-door to inspect each of the apartments, some of which still had antiquated fuse boxes.

Congress is now considering expanding its purview to a broader array of energy-related activities, including selling gasoline to Iran, which despite its vast oil and gas reserves has antiquated refineries that leave it heavily dependent on imports.

But much of the Lords and the Commons is Victorian, built after the old Palace of Westminster was ravaged by fire in 1834, and has antiquated plumbing, wiring, heating and other infrastructure.

He told me that nearly all the schools on the Westside have antiquated electrical grids, and they continue to function only because of the ingenuity of the electricians.

Acas, a conciliation service, said that employers have antiquated views on tattoos, which feature on the skin of a fifth of modern Brits.

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