Sentence examples for outmoded operations from inspiring English sources

The electorate, which by and large has never experienced a filibuster, will get a great civics lesson about the arcane and outmoded operations of the Senate and may press for reforms.

Gotta Groove's owner, a square-jawed, 55-year-old former corporate attorney named Vince Slusarz, explained why he was running such a seemingly outmoded operation.

But those fields pump at a much fuller tilt than Iraq's outmoded, jury-rigged operations.

Calling undercover officers soldiers "abandoned on the front lines of the city's war on crime," Lt. Eric Adams, of 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care, said the Police Department was sending officers to conduct dangerous buy-and-bust operations with outmoded equipment and insufficient backup support.

Commander of the Air Force Space Command, General William Shelton, said the system - which has been in operation since 1961 - was outmoded and that newer technology will provide more accurate observations.

Even after the housing bubble began to burst, many of these operations languished with inadequate staffing and outmoded technology, despite warnings from regulators.

A new Army report concludes that military detention operations in Iraq and Afghanistan suffered from poor training, haphazard organization and outmoded policies, but that those flaws did not directly contribute to the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison.

Dezhina (2014a) describes poor overall performance and funding mostly from government via outmoded structures.

Merchants resented their lack of political influence and assured prestige, and they objected to outmoded regulations that created barriers to commerce especially those that hindered their efforts to link commercial operations with improved production systems such as factories.

Outmoded equipment slowed research.

"My therapist says" is outmoded.