Sentence examples for outmoded systems from inspiring English sources

Met officials insist that the outmoded systems have not seriously impaired the work of directors.

But the signs of stress are everywhere, in overworked staff, in broken equipment, in outmoded systems.

The Department of Education has rightly pushed the states to jettison outmoded systems in exchange for a challenging, writing-intensive approach.

Many national lines rely on outmoded systems that date back to a time when there was less traffic, as in the case of the speeding train in northern Spain.

Space Imaging tried to send all its satellite photography by high-speed modem, but the agency's outmoded systems, though compatible with the government's spy satellites, lacked the bandwidth to receive this data, agency officials acknowledge.

For too long, the public sector has been mired in outmoded systems and archaic procurement processes.

My frustration at standing in line watching the inefficiencies of an outmoded system would be minimized.

It would be more cost effective, and comprehensive, than our outmoded system.

To replace most of this outmoded system, Peter in 1718 instituted 9 "colleges" (kollegy), or boards, the number of which was by 1722 expanded to 13.

The next Congress and the next president need to upgrade the nation's outmoded system of unemployment compensation to cover more Americans.

The actual rise of Trump was made possible by a curiously limited, outmoded system of primaries in the Republican party that gives wildly disproportionate weight to extremists – a problem with our congressional elections.