Sentence examples for be considered obsolete from inspiring English sources

Right after 9/11 it looked as if the idea of a huge skyscraper might be considered obsolete.

Just this week I was told that college-age students are eschewing "lesbian" as "old school" and that the day is fast approaching when "bisexual" will also be considered obsolete.

The once popular "headache response" endpoint for acute trials should now be considered obsolete.

It doesn't make economic sense to build and try to sell a few hundred thousand slates that will be considered obsolete in a few months.

"The Obsolete Man" takes the episode's literary subtext — the notion that reading may eventually be considered "obsolete" — to an extreme: The state has declared books obsolete and a librarian (also played by Meredith) finds himself on trial for his own obsolescence.

The adverse effect profile of succinylcholine is such that its use in the ICU must be considered obsolete.

Even twin beds are considered obsolete by many students.

Often times these weapons had been considered obsolete before 2003.

In the global transit industry, however, MetroCards are considered obsolete.

Illusions of light and space were considered obsolete.

(There is such a word as "gangrenate", in case you were wondering, but it is considered obsolete, for reasons I cannot fathom).