Sentence examples for case of obsolescence from inspiring English sources

The cause of death, officials said, was an acute case of obsolescence.

Part of the problem is the breakneck pace of technological change, which results in alarming cases of obsolescence.

In AirPlay's case, that window of "obsolescence," if we're calling it that, was supershort — one year.

In other words: It points to a very pointed case of future planned obsolescence.

Consider the familiar economic phenomenon of obsolescence, including cases that lead to major social reorganization as technological systems are improved.

The theoretical framework and numerical simulations predict that workers whose productivity is improved together with the state of technology (by means of on-the-job training) tend to retire later than workers who do not receive training and bear a relative skill obsolescence in case of technological change.

My current iPhone still works perfectly well except for the irritating stickiness of its "home" button that forces me frequently to press and repress it multiple times to get it to respond, probably owing to a case of the same nefarious "planned obsolescence" that has obliged me to replace my stupid PowerBook cord three times over seven years at close to 100 bucks a pop.

A fine thing about the internet even as it squashes our ability to read anything longer than a caption is that it can reverse obsolescence in the case of forgotten literary wonders (what some call the Long Tail theory).

Among the recent arrivals in bookstores — speaking of obsolescence!

(The creator of the device wryly describes it as "groundbreaking innovation in the field of obsolescence").

"It's a virtual time capsule from the '60s, but there's no sense of obsolescence".