Sentence examples for outmoded practices from inspiring English sources

Outmoded practices like field flooding contribute to overconsumption.

The cloth strips, almost a symbol of the Russian enlisted man's life, are also emblematic of outmoded practices, he said.

Mendele is inclined to criticize outmoded practices, yet he is attuned to the traditional world of eastern European Jews.

Mr Thornton says that, as in schools, there are many poor performers and outmoded practices to be rooted out in the health service.But not just in hospitals.

"The F.A A. doesn't have the ability to put aircraft into the air stream," said Mr. Tripp, citing what he said were outmoded practices.

Has this become another outmoded practice?

Back in Isiklar, Mr. Arslan acknowledged that polygamy was an outmoded practice.

"In short dropping this traditional, and in our view, outmoded practice is a win-win move.

That a major publisher should condone such a long-outmoded practice is regrettable.

Likewise, few British managers adopt methods based on regular reading of the Harvard Business Review, where they would find the most up-to-date American critiques of outmoded business practices.

The country has garnered a reputation for overlooking gaping joints, sloppy measurements and obvious blemishes, and refusing to deviate from even the most outmoded standardized practices.