“antiquated”造句，怎麼用antiquated造句

Or an overhaul of the antiquated unemployment-insurance scheme and worker-training programmes that gets business more involved?

Moreover, the biggest impediment to the spread of renewables in most countries is not an antiquated grid, but the lack of a price on carbon.

First, the ostensible goal is to get rid of the antiquated multiplicity of insecure credit CARDS and replace them with your smartphone... your smartphone is your wallet.

Smart grid technology is a moniker for an effort to update the nation's antiquated electrical grid, which experts say is inefficient, prone to failure and vulnerable to cyber sabotage.

Its interface almost seems antiquated.

Congress, despite able technocrats, like Mr Singh, remains an antiquated dynastic machine.

At the time, energy experts and politicians called the blackout a wake-up call about the country's antiquated power grid.

If you're a grammarian, consider it a verb, though saying that someone "romanced" someone else sounds about as stilted and antiquated as hearing that someone went "a-wooing."

Energy shortages and antiquated and inadequate infrastructure make it difficult to attract and sustain foreign investment.

Or an overhaul of the antiquated unemployment-insurance scheme and worker-training programmes that gets business more involved? Or serious immigration reform?

Several people lift the patient's mattress from his cot and slide it into the antiquated ambulance.

India's persistent food inflation, to take another example, is made worse by an antiquated system of storage and transport that lets between 25% and 40% of some crops spoil before they reach market.