Sentence examples for being made obsolete from inspiring English sources
But one by one, such intermediaries are being made obsolete by technology.
More and more things you know and tools you use "are being made obsolete faster," added Mundie.
Why am I expected to raise pay steadily when my workers' skills set is constantly being made obsolete by market forces?
Moreover, video units that played only one game were being made obsolete by hand-held electronic games that did not have to be connected to a TV.
Yet they are being made obsolete by smartphone apps for Facebook, Twitter and the like, which are fast becoming an outlet for messages that would once have gone out as SMSs.
Well, maybe – but only if we are prepared to acknowledge that capitalism, for the past century at least, has been made stable by the social democratic compromise, which is now being made obsolete.
Another important site where the identity and class divide is made obsolete is civil society itself.
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).
By some accounts, almost half of all jobs in the U.S. economy could be made obsolete.
