Sentence examples for actually obsolete from inspiring English sources

- Decided NATO isn't actually obsolete, as he had claimed.

By 1944 it was also realized that the design of the tank was actually obsolete.

Could technology actually make lawyers obsolete?

One million One smartphones add up to a single one-petaflop supercomputer (the first of which actually just became obsolete and was decommissioned last year), which means your smartphone alone won't be singlehandedly curing any diseases.

Even Mexican regulators recognized that the Telmex restriction was obsolete and actually worked against the competitive business environment that they had hoped to create.

It doesn't really make sense for them to do so much complaining, given that selling digital music cheaply (relative to the exorbitant prices for the soon-to-be obsolete CDs) actually appears to be working!

The notion that toxicology 'kills' drug candidates is obsolete; what toxicology actually does is to push drug development projects towards valuable drug candidates.

A. Actually, the High Pressure Fire Service was obsolete before the superpumpers came along.

Both are series that seem locked in a recent but obsolete past but that actually resonate today.

Actually, the term "desk chair" may be obsolete.

In practice, however, the Act is obsolete, as the Lords do not actually sit according to strict precedence; instead, peers sit with their political parties.