Sentence examples for outdated perception from inspiring English sources

Despite the exciting and innovative things happening in the industry, millennials' outdated perception of shop-floor jobs is increasingly precluding them from following the career path.

Much of the fast-food industry, in particular, has been built on the outdated perception that minimum-wage jobs are only for high-school or college students.

Not only here in South Africa, but globally, they are giving a new relevance and meaning to opera against the outdated perception of it as a Eurocentric elitist artform.

"It is the center of media in the United States," said Mr. Boylson, who added that being in Midtown would enable his company to introduce itself to Manhattan residents (and news media) who may have "an outdated perception" of Penney's.

The proposal — called the Bo-Tax, in a play on the name of Botox, the popular wrinkle-eliminating treatment — has outraged plastic surgeons, who say they are being singled out because of an outdated perception that people who have cosmetic procedures are well-to-do.

It was 70 years ago, in 1937, that Ivan Papanin first landed on drifting ice floes and raised the Soviet flag over the North Pole-1 station.Joseph Stalin greeted the Soviet hero in the Kremlin, praising him for "overturning the outdated perception of the Arctic".

Epidemiologists say the disparity is partly explained by lingering but outdated perceptions of diabetes as a slow-moving condition that preys on the old and obese, not more recent views of it as an expanding danger that is striking people at earlier ages.

"By throwing out the business models and personas of the past, we can also begin to throw out the stigmas, restrictions, and outdated perceptions of being a sexual woman.

It trades profitably on outdated perceptions of glamour.

While the Robertson report is based on outdated perceptions, the arguments presented merit a substantive response.

A new website is being set up followed by a campaign to challenge outdated perceptions that an ageing population can't make a positive contribution towards the community.