Sentence examples for in outmoded from inspiring English sources

But they feel oddly sterile, cloaked in outmoded dogma.

But the signs of stress are everywhere, in overworked staff, in broken equipment, in outmoded systems.

Stern's stores, in need of remodeling and in outmoded locations, began to look out of date, and sales went flat.

But the political and intellectual elites who have dominated the previous era are stuck in outmoded ideas.

Jonathan Rutherford is right, "the political and intellectual elites who have dominated the previous era are stuck in outmoded ideas".

India's current definition of rape is steeped in outmoded traditions, making the possibility of a conviction unlikely in many cases, human rights activists said.

It has been argued that maternity care in Australia is delivered in an outmoded 'hospital nursing' model [ 26] that has been proven over the years to be inflexible in meeting the complex psychosocial and emotional needs of women having babies [ 27, 28].

The general process has been known by many names: "co-option," "adoption from a different function," "recruitment" (mostly in reference to genes), or, in an outmoded term a little too suggestive of teleology, "preadaptation" (e.g., Gould and Vrba 1982; Arnold 1994; Thornhill and Ussery 2000; McLennan 2008).

The show exists in an outmoded sitcom world and stars an oblivious man in his late thirties who should clearly know better".

Every year of delay locks in more outmoded investment, adds to the carbon emissions already in the atmosphere and increases the ultimate costs of protecting the environment.

However, Eureka 147 is rooted in an outmoded compression technology.