Sentence examples for outdated culture from inspiring English sources

The overuse of restraint and restrictive interventions is part of a totally outdated culture in health and care services but they are still being used too often in today's system.

And he urged Labour to challenge "an outdated culture of surveillance and a legal framework that is struggling to keep up".

The outdated culture was entirely foreign to us, and our jaw dropped when we realized that some of the largest TV networks were sending over results exclusively by fax machines.

Mr. Bragman's strength so far has been that he is promising a "member-driven house," an innovation that is already decades late in coming to Albany's insular and outdated legislative culture.

The cartoons, produced for movie audiences by a wildly imaginative, possibly hallucinating team of animators, directors and gag writers at Warner Brothers, were recycled for television with outdated pop-culture references intact.

It also serves as an important illustration of the common misconceptions about commercial sex, outdated law enforcement culture around prostitution and sex crimes and the ongoing battle to stop blaming victims for crimes committed against them.

These days, we know better and the culture is outdated.

But its hyper-tolerant facade often masks deeply conservative, outdated norms that digital culture discreetly imposes on billions of technology users worldwide.

But the reality is that rape culture – an outdated set of ideas about how women should behave – exists everywhere in the world.

If McCain campaigns on the outdated platform of a culture warrior, then he will have little choice but to govern on it too.

Rayner isn't the only one who sees angry chef culture as outdated.