Sentence examples for being considered obsolete from inspiring English sources

The Australian Army's tanks have seen combat during the Second World War and the Vietnam War, where they proved successful despite some of the designs employed being 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.

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

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

(In fact, "cuckold" does have a feminine correlate cuckquean," which appears in the O.E.D. but the word is considered obsolete and does not appear in common-use dictionaries).

The stations were used to store munitions during World War II, when German submarine were frequently sighted offshore, but by 1950 the stations were considered obsolete and sold by the government as excess property.

Mr. Hite pointed to the example of eight-track music tapes, which were popular in the 1970's but are seldom played now because the equipment is considered obsolete.

Biteback's managing director, Iain Dale, said: "I am advised that proceedings for contempt for criticising judges have been considered obsolete in England and Wales since the end of the 19th century.