Sentence examples for outmoded products from inspiring English sources

Given I.B.M.'s preeminence in the generation and recording of data, it's no surprise that the company keeps an extensive internal archive: thirteen thousand square feet of paper, a vast collection of outmoded products and artifacts, and hundreds of thousands of photographs, according to Paul Lasewicz, I.B.M.'s archivist since 1998.

"The technology weapons are about the outmoded products of capitalism that would once against serve us in a post-apocalyptic, post-capitalist society," the artist explains to Creators.

By the same logic, civil libertarian objections are seen as outmoded, the product of a different political reality.

And are we not entitled to ask if certain attitudes are not the product of outmoded ideas and, perhaps, a bachelor psychosis on the part of those unacquainted with this sector of life?

The Fashion market is characterized by the rapidity with which a product becomes outmoded.

It completely outmoded every single automotive product on the road at that time in one single bold stroke.

Syria's products are considered outmoded -- the government television factory uses technology from 20 years ago -- and its infrastructure is antique.

President Trump's budget is a product of an outmoded view of how the world works and the genuine threats to our way of life.

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.

Like it or not, today's cities are the muddled product, among other things, of speed, greed, outmoded social agendas and ill-suited postmodern aesthetics.

By calling evolution "Darwinism," creationists are hoping to plant the idea that evolution is the outmoded and dismissible brainchild of a Victorian amateur, rather than the robust product of a century and a half of dogged scientific inquiry.