Sentence examples for are almost obsolete from inspiring English sources

"Now they are almost obsolete".

You know those short, annoying films that are almost obsolete thanks to ad blocking software and Sky+?

Trawlers are almost obsolete and even the marked growth in traditional fishing techniques has been without government participation.

In the book thoughtful conversations are almost obsolete and every face-to-face interaction is governed by a portable, Orwellian device — a descendant of the smartphone — called the "äppärät".

Whiteboards, handover notes and written information on ward discharge forms are almost obsolete in Basildon, where a pioneering electronic system is transforming how staff gather and track patient information.

"The world is moving so fast our grand IT plans are almost obsolete before they've even been started," he says.

Now, film is almost obsolete.

Their form of protest is almost obsolete in the country or at least going that way".

On the other hand, both Russian and American officials know that the U-2 plane is almost obsolete.

GEORGE PACKER: Again, based on very limited conversations, I would say that Israelis seek to understand themselves, their country, their moment, through reading novels in a way that is almost obsolete in this country.

About Lincoln's ancestry he had not a clue: "There is a dim possibility that he is of the stock of the New England Lincolns, of Plymouth colony; but the noble science of heraldry is almost obsolete in this country, and none of Mr. Lincoln's family seems to have been aware of the preciousness of long pedigrees".