Sentence examples for being rendered irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Advertising firms such as WPP have been hit by the reluctance of clients to push any message that risks being rendered irrelevant by overnight events.

Yet as a result of that, the gay rights movement seems at times on the brink of being rendered irrelevant by its own success.

Far from being rendered irrelevant, they have become attractive again to many people who feel actively victimised rather than simply "left behind" by an expansionist capitalism.

By 1970, many jazz musicians – in fear of being rendered irrelevant by rock music's onward march – started to grow their hair, wear bell-bottoms and experiment with the textures of rock.

These days however, that history has been rendered irrelevant.

The most sophisticated military technology can be rendered irrelevant.

"I do not agree the trial would be rendered irrelevant," he said in his judgment.

Further scrabbling back through the record-books, however, was rendered irrelevant almost as soon as the teams had reappeared.

By the time doctors sliced into his ankle, Marbury had already been rendered irrelevant to the team's future.

Their choices are conditioned by a miasma of fear and uncertainty and bureaucracy that is about to be rendered irrelevant.

But what good is the brand if the purpose for its existence has been rendered irrelevant by technology?