Sentence examples for too antiquated from inspiring English sources

The old software was too rigid and too antiquated.

Even if the floor survives, everyone knows that it won't be the same; it's too antiquated.

The reactor is too expensive and too antiquated, they contend, and it lies in an earthquake zone.

As a practical matter, in fact, the state's computers are too antiquated to deal with a payroll change.

Moreover, perhaps one-third of its estimated 4,700 cinema screens are too antiquated to show foreign films, according to one industry worker.

The present market is the largest in the United States but has been considered for years to be too antiquated to accommodate its daily tonnage of fish.

But it too has antiquated equipment.

But I think there's still far too much antiquated discipline".

Reduced to the level of individual users tapping and clicking at screens, we seem all too fragile: antiquated devices ripe for displacement.

"His language was too institutional and antiquated".

But in too many states, antiquated laws prevent us from practicing to the full extent of our advanced education and clinical training.