Antiquate used in a sentence

Antiquate in a sentence as a verb

I think format is antiquate and wrong for its purpose as an online couse.

> Isn't the whole idea of manned fighter jets antiquated?Probably not for quite awhile.

It's just that they are they are caught up in an antiquated system that places too much value on social status and position.

Mean while the guy ignores the magnitudes more jobs in the solar industry to favor the antiquate coal jobs.

So, what makes up the difference in cost for current launch systems, or even for antiquated and clunky systems like the Shuttle?

Cars are an antiquate mode of transportation that are dangerous and inefficient.

I believe that prison for non-violent crimes is an absolutely antiquate concept and it doesn't belong to a modern society.

Marginalizing these people for their ridiculously antiquated beliefs is fair game, IMO.

Chrome's process allocator is apparently pretty complicated, so assuming a reader knows enough to just take it as read as "antiquated" is a bit much.

You demand that every employee commute to your offices because you have an antiquated "asses in seats" busywork mentality or a "no remote work" policy.

We’re not dinosaurs trying to bleed the system dry until our business model collapses, but at the same time I wholeheartedly acknowledge the fundamentals of the journals business are antiquated and I believe they will radically change eventually.

Wow, what an incredibly dense thing to presuppose and advice others that the idea of data normalisation is antiquated because the primary purpose, when it was "thought of", was to save disk space!Data normalisation is all about correctness - mathematical correctness.

What are you trying to prove?Desperation = maybe seeking self validation from other people or these things which in their own form are fine and all but not going to help with your quiet life of desperation and they certainly don't antiquate the possibility of it, which is exactly what his author seemed to not understand.

All right, here is how I feel about vim:If when you say vim you mean the antiquated relic, the impossibly-steep-learning-curve editor, the maddening modal machine, the most discouraging interface, which infuriates experienced users, confounds new users, and yea, literally takes the mouse from your hands and sets it on fire; if you mean the editor that takes every other editor and stomps them into the floor, shouting all the while, "I am better than you!