Sentence examples for Obsolete concept from inspiring English sources
It's an obsolete concept.
"Part time is an obsolete concept," he said.
While various guidelines for adhesive bonds exist, these are either not applicable to steel construction or are based on an obsolete concept.
With modern communication and travel available to more people around the world, one could argue that the requirement of taking the World Cup to "new lands" is an obsolete concept.
The future of production of textiles and fibrous materials in economically well-developed parts of the World will strongly depend on innovations that add new functionalities and purpose to a rather old and obsolete concept.
Or do you consider it as a misleading or as an outdated or obsolete concept?
In spite of this, conventional Force Fields use the obsolete physical concept of point-monopoles (net atomic charges) and thus, are not able to represent the molecular electrostatic potential (MEP) accurately or are even wrong for atoms that have positively and negatively charged areas on their surface [1].
Matthew Bate's "Shut Up Little Man!" is a dandy little documentary whether you view the story it captures as a precursor to the flash fame of the Internet age or as one of the last genuine underground phenomena before the Internet made that whole concept obsolete.
But in the meantime, the Levine museum reflects the mixture of the traditional and the iconoclastic, the combination of a weighty past and an ever-shifting present, that characterize the idea of the New South and may even, one day, make that concept obsolete.
Yet when it comes to nations like China, Russia, or Iran, Washington takes the position that spheres of influence are obsolete and a concept that should no longer be applicable to the practice of statecraft.
Democrats think that banning lifetime caps, ending rescission, and banning pre-existing conditions are three giant steps towards making terms such as 'uninsurable' and 'medical bankruptcy' as obsolete as the concept of phrenology.
