Sentence examples for being rendered redundant from inspiring English sources

The deal we offered protects RMT members' jobs, by giving them a vital task the railway will always need, rather than one being rendered redundant by new technology.

The neat division of the world into skills and disciplines, grouped as "sciences" and "humanities", is being rendered redundant by the digital revolution.

Left to my own devices, I'd have said that the message here is that, yes, men are being rendered redundant by robots but, phew, women still have nice breasts.

Like printed books, pocket calculators, compact discs and phone booths, the metal key is in danger of being rendered redundant by the digital keys on smart phones and computers, which can operate locks by sending signals over the Internet.

Duly, the ease of YouTube means that music video channels are slowly being rendered redundant.

Now the Rose Bowl itself has been rendered redundant by the B.C.S.

So the invention was rendered redundant by the move to a floating rate system.

"As a result a security vacuum developed, the country became awash with arms and many of the civil servants that ran the country were rendered redundant, breeding resentment".

Minutes later, Ryuhei (Teruyuki Kagawa), an administrative middle manager, has packed his belongings in a paper shopping bag and headed out, having been rendered redundant.

Some of it sticks around, some of it mutates and matures down the years, some of it is rendered redundant, some of it dissipates entirely.

Expert evidence indicates that the huge submarines that carry the nuclear weapons can be rendered redundant by cyber-attack and detected and targeted via new underwater drone technology.