Sentence examples for also obsolete from inspiring English sources

Museum bans on picture-taking are practically unenforceable and are also obsolete.

Still, while the FDA's paternalistic policy on DTC genomics is admirable, it is also obsolete.

They include cyanotypes, daguerreotypes, salted paper prints from calotype and waxed-paper negatives, albumen prints, platinum prints and the perhaps more-familiar, but now also obsolete, gelatin silver prints.

In subsequent years, his training cruises were on the and which, while much newer, were by this time also obsolete.

However, EF-1α is a multifunctional protein, so even if EFL is capable of taking over its role in translation elongation, it stands to reason that EF-1α would have to persist until its other roles in the cell were also obsolete or at least non-essential.

This also obsoleted the 1927 definition of the ångström based on the red cadmium spectral line, replacing it with 1 Å = 10−10 m.

China's high-wheeling growth model will also become obsolete in due course.

They are also rendered obsolete by newer, niftier kit; for all its might, the Tevatron pales in comparison to the LHC.

It also becomes obsolete more quickly.The solution to all these problems is the same: plentiful research and development to keep British companies at the cutting edge.

It also renders obsolete Miss Middleton's sometime tabloid nickname, "Waity Katie," a reference to the notion that she has supposedly been waiting around for Prince William to propose.

Modern technology has also rendered obsolete the use of suitcases of cash, secret passwords and other subterfuges I described in "Den of Thieves," my 1991 book about Mr. Milken, Mr. Boesky and insider trading in the 1980s.