Sentence examples for outdated conceptions from inspiring English sources
"The articles in this issue go far toward debunking outdated conceptions about health rights as merely 'programmatic rights,' which are not justiciable.
Companies often waste opportunities to reframe their sectors or to enhance the value they can grab because they have outdated conceptions of other actors' roles.
From a broader perspective, the case offers an initial step in reconciling pre-digital rules based on outdated spatial conceptions of physical things with the changing realities of a technology driven world.
The BBC's 2013 study of the modern class system shows how outdated this conception is.
All too often, policymakers define family narrowly, based on an outdated 1950s conception of a married husband and wife and their biological children.
But in my new book, Compassionate Economics, published today, I argue that in fact it is true: British government is in the grip of an outdated 1970s textbook conception of economics.
It will eventually be stopped or demolished because it is so obviously unjust in its location and outdated in its conception.
If their organizations struggled, he believed it was usually because of outdated ideas, a narrow conception of a problem, or internal misunderstandings.
In general, these studies are based on the columnar-neurogenetic embryologic conception of Altman and Bayer (1986), which was based on the now outdated columnar model of Herrick (1910), inconsistent with gene patterns, and essentially offered conjectures about the areas where cell populations arise (see " Discussion").
