“ In an era defined by automation, smarter programming tools, and sky-high user expectations, companies can no longer rely on legacy methods.” Not on topic but

“ In an era defined by automation, smarter programming tools, and sky-high user expectations, companies can no longer rely on legacy methods.” Not on topic but this structure of sentence was a really common first paragraph sentence in blog posts in the UK written by PRs over a decade ago, but seems to live on in US corporate language blogs and adverts. Not really sure why, given it doesn’t say…anything, really. It also just signposts the writing ahead will be fairly generic.