Sentence examples for obsolete systems from inspiring English sources

When he did get down to business, he would talk about obsolete systems and suggest products that were incompatible with the client's.

Most of all, there is the new universal credit, which will require the tweaking of huge (and technically obsolete) systems on a massive scale.

The digital gap A nation in waiting A mystery unsolved A rare moment of calm in the capital The war is good for some Correction: Nigeria's oil Reprints Related items Telecoms in the developing world: At your serviceMar 29th 2007African users must also cope with obsolete systems, irregular electricity and a stultifying lack of local content.

We must bravely abandon accustomed but obsolete systems and adopt ones more compatible with the changes we have seen taking place in Japan.Masaro Sakashita Osaka* SIR – Your leader ("Where will it end?", March 26th) construed an interesting argument on the propriety of NATO interventions in Libya, Yemen and Bahrain, synthesised as "you intervene when you can", not to prove a principle.

Because it has such little infrastructure in place dirt roads, old copper telephone lines, etc.–it doesn't face the legacy issue of replacing costly, but obsolete, systems already in place.

This is prima facie good -- the installations generate clean energy from a practically infinite source (even if they pose still unsolved problems of the disposal of radioactive wastes and the decommissioning of aging and obsolete systems).

The famous "arithmetic" in the last election illustrated perfectly why FPTP is an obsolete system.

Amidst the mirrors, the gleaming weight machines, the whir of ellipticals and treadmills, it looked conspicuously medieval, primitive, even a bit sinister, as though it were part of an intricate and now obsolete system of weights and measures, or a weapon used by the barbarians when they stormed Rome.

"We have gone through the futile process of changing leaders, but leaving the corrupt and obsolete system intact.

Doubts were particularly strong among Russians, whose feelings ranged from confidence that they had won a historic victory over communism and put an end to an obsolete system and senseless confrontation to deep disappointment at their catastrophically diminished standing in the world.

Buy into an obsolete system.