Sentence examples for as being obsolete from inspiring English sources

During our sample period, between 1862 and 1899, we find a significant increase in shareholder protections which could be regarded as modern-day practice, and a significant reduction in archaic protections which may be regarded as being obsolete.

If that was not possible the ID or EC number was flagged as being obsolete.

Its deeper import is that the ideologies of the past century — neoliberalism just as much as Communism — are obsolete.

"The girdle as such is obsolete.

While they doubtless have excellent etymological reasons for being part of our vocabulary, many are now so meaningless as to be obsolete, particularly in the workplace.

The glut of sexy vampires in recent fiction, on the page and onscreen, have made the "anti-hero" so commonplace as to be obsolete.

Unfortunately, it will probably be obsolete as soon as it hits the market.

Q: Will the U.N. International Marketing Code be obsolete as soon as the new GATT goes through?

"And I think spitting will be obsolete as well".

More than a quarter of New York's bridges are obsolete, as are a third of Rhode Island's, 43percentt of Massachusetts', and a whopping 65percentt of DC's.

According to Seabrook, it is a place where traditional taste categories -- including the highbrow appropriation of lowbrow known as "camp" -- are obsolete.