Sentence examples for outdated standard from inspiring English sources

The Clinton administration has spent too much money to assure that our forces can, by and large, meet this outdated standard -- even troops who would not, in any circumstance, be used for months into a conflict.

Many myths have been circulated since this proposal was first introduced, and all of them are focused on misleading workers in order to keep our business environments operating under an inflexible and outdated standard.

One is outdated standards, says Wong Tze-wai of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Due to outdated standards in the industry, ballerinas have typically been stereotyped as ascetic, fragile, and, particularly troubling white.

We can do anything that dads can do, and we should kick those outdated standards to the curb.

No matter how wise or savvy or self-aware we get, we still hold our most prized athletes to the outdated standards of our boyhoods.

Since the organization helped topple cultural norms that held back women, it's no surprise that men, many of whom feel excluded from this process, grasp familiar though outdated standards to justify defunding it.

The TSCA's outdated standards permitted the majority of the 80,000 chemicals available for use in the U.S. to remain on the market even though they have never been tested for their health effects.

H.R. 3's language brings us back to an ancient, long-outdated standard of rape law: "Utmost resistance".

Until then, an outdated ozone standard of 84 parts per billion, set by the E.P.A. of the Bill Clinton administration in 1997, remained the law.

Ford's e-mail, from Glenn Ray, manager of truck communications strategy, accused Toyota of applying an outdated measurement standard that allowed it to claim as cargo space the area occupied by the second-row seat.