Sentence examples for viewed as outmoded from inspiring English sources

The institution of monarchy is often viewed as outmoded and undemocratic, a dying tradition trapped between the circulation-hungry media and the tendency of its younger members to behave in ways that make them dubious moral role models.

Apple's move to drop the DVD drive echoes past moves by the company to drop technologies in its machines, like floppy-disk drives, that it viewed as outmoded, even though some consumers initially grumbled about the changes.

Effective precautions created the illusion that they were not necessary, and, little by little, the government drastically scaled back what Democrats as well as Republicans had come to view as an outmoded set of constraints on banks' size, scope, and assumption of risk.

He offered a list of outmoded theories, claiming that all enjoyed successes and noting that not only is each now viewed as false, but each also contains theoretical vocabulary that is now recognized as picking out nothing at all in nature.

Applicants are viewed as commodities.

It is as outmoded as Jamaica but in good condition.

Superskyscrapers were obsolete long before Sept. 11, as outmoded as tail fins on cars.

The notion that fashion is just about clothes is as outmoded as the low-rise jean.

In his new book, "Cradle to Cradle," McDonough (with his co-author, Michael Braungart) argues that the battle between environmentalists and industrialists is as outmoded as Earth Shoes.

If, for example, you think typists are as outmoded as typewriters, you'd be wrong.

The current one-size-fits-all approach to drugs will give way to this laserlike approach and make today's methods seem as outmoded as 19th-century medicine.