Sentence examples for its outmoded from inspiring English sources

Despite sporadic "Band-Aid fixes" that have kept it running, its outmoded facilities and dated amenities are long overdue for repair.

It's too easy for us to assume that the past is merely precursor to the present, as if we had absorbed all its wisdoms and replaced its outmoded tools, rendering it irrelevant.

Critics argue that Haldane compensates for its outmoded business model by misrepresenting what it can do for clients.

The Soviet Union was a military and industrial power for much of its history, but in its waning decades it was faltering under the strain of its outmoded economic system and industrial infrastructure.

For all its outmoded technology, letterpress stationery is still as costly as engraved stationery.

The Highway Patrol will have to make do with its outmoded headquarters a while longer.

Los Angeles, one of the few regions not facing either power cuts or price rises, is drawing envious glances for its supposedly "outmoded" metropolitan power company, the object of scorn a few years ago.

For one thing, the quarter-century-old bar to suits against medical insurers is, on its face, outmoded because managed care virtually guarantees that insurers as well as doctors have a role in choosing treatment.

But its now outmoded language (including use of the term "cybersurfers") is typical of the early days of the net, before journalists felt they were writing about anything but a sci-fi geeks' social club.

For more than a decade now, the General Services Administration — the federal government's real estate agency — has been looking to move the FBI from its current, outmoded headquarters location on Pennsylvania Avenue to a location that is bigger and easier to protect from a terrorist attack.

One of its leading administrators, Adriano Galliani, lamented that its clubs have lost their position at the head of Europe because its stadiums are outmoded and its total television income is less than half what the English clubs split.