Sentence examples for its archaic from inspiring English sources

When Finland decided to upgrade to digital phone connections, it offered its archaic 1970s analogue telephone-exchange to Estonia for free.

It must reform its archaic labour laws if the formal economy is to tempt the young away from the illegal economies of drugs and crime.

The design of "Metropolis" may be symbolic — and, to our eyes, beautiful to behold in all its archaic Expressionist glory — but what it discloses is as ugly and as real as it was in 1927.

But, of course, it's all rather more complicated than its archaic aesthetic suggests.

FEW things are more redolent of Britain's island mentality than its archaic quarantine laws.

Chevy has finally dispensed with its archaic torque tube driveline, which ought to delight mechanics everywhere.

"His language is like Chaucer's in its archaic expression," Lawrence said.

The most interesting thing about this centaur is its "archaic smile".

Christian pokes fun at Rebecca's college, Magdalen, notorious for its archaic traditions.

…Slavic languages composed of Polish, Kashubian and its archaic variant Slovincian, and the extinct Polabian language.

The central role of Mg2+ in the function of ribozymes and its 'archaic' position in ribosomes, and the fact that magnesium generally has coordination properties different from other cations, suggests that the inorganic chemistry of magnesium had a key position in the first chemical processes leading to the origin and early evolution of life.