Sentence examples for outmoded areas from inspiring English sources

There is also a belief that public policy cannot rejuvenate outmoded areas of the country, which must be left to survive on benefits, no matter how long the register of empty homes.

Mr. Bezos joins a small but vocal group of academics and entrepreneurs who say that the patent system is outmoded in the area of fast-moving technology.

Outmoded practices like field flooding contribute to overconsumption.

He was squeezed in a scrum of journalists in a cramped clubhouse area that was outmoded the day it was designed somewhere in the mid-'60s.

To transform São Paulo into the modern city envisioned, large portions were demolished, especially the "outmoded" buildings located in the downtown area inhabited by the working poor.

Among the areas of concern, the report highlights outmoded labor certification regulations that call on would-be employers of foreign nationals to first take out costly print ads in newspapers to solicit American applicants, "even though in many of the fields in which this process is likely to take place, print advertisements have completely disappeared," according to the report.

For some scholars, defining American Indian cultures by region is an outmoded method, unrealistically schematic.

He bought a Catholic protectory whose outmoded & dangerously inflammable buildings occupied a large area in the Bx.

On the outmoded front, 5miles essentially updates the concept of classified ads with newer innovations in areas like mobile and social to make the listings easier to engage with and items faster to buy.

Despite the country's enduring economic strength, its conception of its role in the world is outmoded, its infrastructure is crumbling, and its test scores are lagging in math and other areas, despite its impressive performance in cutting-edge research.

Network executives said changes would be instituted in procedures for the news service, concentrated in three areas: updating the service's computer systems, which network executives said were seriously outmoded; developing new models for voting patterns; and developing new methods for accounting for both absentee and early balloting.