Sentence examples for been made obsolete from inspiring English sources

Then there's the fundamental premise of the show, which is that books have been made obsolete.

The war on drugs has not been lost, it has been made obsolete.

But those brothels have been made obsolete by the Internet, and the "providers," as sex workers are now known, live more privately than when they used to show up for work hours.

Then at one exquisite moment in 1972, when porn theaters had not yet been made obsolete by the video revolution, the two most popular films in the country were "The Godfather" and "Deep Throat," to widespread consternation.

They were wounded or killed with such regularity that we rarely knew anything about them... and saw them on their feet only once or twice.... Our officers got hit so soon and so often that it seemed to me the position of second lieutenant in a rifle company had been made obsolete by modern warfare".

The cost of errors in choice increases as the cost of a single weapon platform escalates, so that, with a new weapon system costing $10 40 billion, it is crucial not to find that it is not needed by the time it is in service, that the technology cannot be made to work, or that it has been made obsolete by new developments.

Industry sales are shrinking as PCs are made obsolete by other devices.

(Varieties are made obsolete based on the decisions of an internal group called the Dead Variety Society).

More and more things you know and tools you use "are being made obsolete faster," added Mundie.

When we thought that all our jobs would be made obsolete, allowing us to live lives of unbroken leisure?

The Rail Call program was a pioneering use of technology, but it was made obsolete when cellphones became cheap and reliable.