Sentence examples for obsolete practices from inspiring English sources

"The problem is simple: getting a mortgage today is a terrible experience, a painful process, based on obsolete practices, outdated in any other consumer experience," MoloFinance co-founder Francesca Carlesi tells me.

"It's an obsolete practice, and to return to it looks shameful.

A mineral otherwise known as mercury sulfide, it was an essential ingredient in the now obsolete practice of alchemy.

Many LGBTQ people are still grappling with substance use and co-occurring disorders that are clearly connected to this damaging and obsolete practice.

Ziehl-Neelsen staining has not been done on culture isolates, since identifying acid-fast bacilli in a culture is an obsolete practice.

As for Abbott's "enemies", they still adhere to obsolete organisational practices and policy agendas that are "one society or historical stage behind our current lived experiences".

To close its budget gap, the authority has renegotiated contracts, revised obsolete work practices and announced plans to lay off thousands of transit workers throughout the system.

It has indeed been fashionable (until very recently) to write France off as a country wrecked by obsolete working practices and unable to adjust to the new economics (what the French call, usually with utter disdain, "the Anglo-Saxon model").

To stimulate manufacturing, we must also address burdensome product-liability litigation and obsolete accounting practices.

Another problem affecting the forests of Pakistan is that forest officials are implementing old and obsolete management practices.

Well, hopefully, by then we will have done away with a copyright scheme set up to perpetuate obsolete business practices and it won't be so shocking to want to make a copy of something.