Sentence examples for becomes outmoded from inspiring English sources

Especially then, since rebellion becomes outmoded.

But what happens to the cash machine if web search eventually becomes outmoded?

"Too often in America when something becomes outmoded, we just throw it away when it could be adapted and treasured as part of our cultural history".

The Fashion market is characterized by the rapidity with which a product becomes outmoded.

"Its housing stock has become outmoded and obsolete.

But that variation may become outmoded as more phones with embedded chips become available.

Moreover, Arab countries have been burdened by political systems that have become outmoded and brittle.

The spaces were gloomy, a result of makeshift spotlights added when the original fixtures became outmoded.

The Olympic phrase about "not the winning but the taking part" has become outmoded.

Of course, if travel regulations change, instant shave gel and other newfangled goods could become outmoded.

"Meanwhile an NHS created to fight infectious diseases, industrial accidents and infant mortality has become outmoded.