Sentence examples for becomes redundant from inspiring English sources

Much regulation becomes redundant over time.

It either becomes a real-life rekindling – in which case, the site becomes redundant.

But that argument quickly becomes redundant – it's all part of a greater malaise".

Mr. Pink predicts that every new house will come with an office, until "home office" becomes redundant.

The odd thing is that when the war Sutherland seems to have been waiting for finally arrives, modernism becomes redundant.

As machines become ever more productive, so wages tend to fall even more, toward zero, and the population becomes redundant.

But since her adversaries are children and animals, that sexual weapon becomes redundant, and the result is a little bland.

The women become paragons of style rather than real human beings; he becomes redundant about their virtues.

As artistic director, Rourke's job will be as much about schmoozing as it as about artistic policy, but without the latter the former becomes redundant.

There are things that can be cut, like engineering work north of Birmingham that becomes redundant when a link to Crewe is built in 2027.

It became redundant.