Sentence examples for outmoded method from inspiring English sources

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

The patent system is a horribly outmoded method of financing research that dates from the 15th century.

It is of particular concern that all of the above studies used an outmoded method of analysing the outcome measures of cancer-specific survival.

The Chinese military also faced outmoded methods of organization that hamper its ability to fight, said a Western diplomat who specializes in the study of the Chinese Army.

Mr. Battenberg cites a third benefit: the ability to bring about quickly new technology and products that other suppliers, laden with old-fashioned factories and outmoded methods, cannot build on demand.

It's atavistic to cling to outmoded methods, but only when the new is actually improved.HTML e-mail also has three key weaknesses: the power to distract, the power to infect, and the power to track.

Intrinsic weaknesses of "socially owned" enterprises were exposed, including featherbedding, limited professional skills, poor competitiveness, undercapitalization, outmoded production methods, and resistance to innovation.

The incumbent was actually a death penalty supporter who had said the electric chair was silly solely because she thought it an outmoded and inhumane method of execution.

Many growth methods have been used to fabricate nanowires; with the development of technology, growth methods become outmoded, and various kinds of nanomaterials are developed.

When unveiled, as a counter to those who might fear his methods are outmoded, he suggested he always left clubs better off than when he started.

The success he forged gave him power and earned him the respect of the American ownership, who saw no reason to interfere with methods, however outmoded, that had served the club well in an era of unprecedented returns.