Sentence examples for obsolete norms from inspiring English sources
But apparently, these guidelines do not reflect the practice of every-day ability assessment, as the perennial use of test measures with obsolete norms suggests [17].
But capital continually moves across national boundaries in the search for profit, contemptuously sweeping skills and norms made obsolete by technology into the dustbin of history; and defeat and humiliation have become commonplace experiences in the strenuous endeavour of franchising the individual self.
In actual fact it has been necessary to state that plans of land use quickly become obsolete, as they generally include norms that are too inflexible and excessively detailed (Buitelaar and Sorel 2010).
The same cultures that contributed to making the old-world advertising platforms obsolete are now the new norm on Facebook.
In 'western' societies, by contrast, honour-related norms are generally considered obsolete and dysfunctional.
Cathode rays are all but obsolete, with flat screens now the norm for televisions and computers, but at their peak, the commission said, the tubes represented between 50% and 70% of the price of a screen.
Globalization has made the concept of borders obsolete, and as economic interdependence among nations becomes the norm, the problems of one country become problems for the whole world.
These are texts that so unsettle the norms of realist fiction from within that they made regionalist novels appear obsolete.
