Sentence examples for apparently obsolete from inspiring English sources

This surprising reversal of fortune for these apparently "obsolete" analog technologies is too often written off as nostalgia for a predigital time.

After 9/11, America was concerned with the war on terror, and had no energy to devote to the apparently obsolete issue of challenging Russian expansionism: their wars in Chechnya were in any case widely seen as an entirely understandable battle with Islamic terrorism.

Yet in all instances, there has never been more apparently "obsolete media" around than today.

First, although apparently obsolete, philosophy remains necessary because capitalism has not been overthrown.

Try and find a local road map today and you will see how apparently obsolete these treasure troves of information have become.

Executives got quick boosts to company profits by laying off experienced, and more expensive, employees, especially when the shift to open systems made their existing skills apparently obsolete.

But apparently that stadium is as obsolete as the old Yankee Stadium and Shea Stadium, where the Mets used to play.

(Take note of "Angela Davis: An Autobiography"; "Women, Race, and Class"; "The Meaning of Freedom" and "Are Prisons Obsolete?") But "rising up," apparently, is in Davis' blood.

I learned to write on a typewriter, and apparently I still strike the keyboard of my laptop with obsolete force.

Apparently, the Cassandras were wrong: digital photography has not made photo retailing obsolete.

The transporters had not apparently been loaded with the missiles at the time though there were a number of other – possibly obsolete – Russian-built missiles on the premises.