Sentence examples for date obsolete from inspiring English sources

"The Big Picture on Digital TV: It's Still Fuzzy" (Sept . 12 missed an important point: a new copy-protection scheme is being created by Hollywood with the potential to make every HDTV set sold to date obsolete.

THERE'S another reason Web-enabled singles are rendering traditional dates obsolete.

In October 2007, Time Magazine ran an article condemning the V-22 as unsafe, overpriced, and completely inadequate; the Marine Corps responded by arguing that parts of the article's data were dated, obsolete, inaccurate, and reflected expectations too high for any new field of aircraft.

This means that direct comparison of the score changes of two or more instruments, as has been done according to traditional concepts to date, is obsolete.

From there it's just a short step to federal junk with no historic value at all — misprinted tax forms, past-date hardtack, obsolete nuclear missiles.

Our culture is badly fractured, our elites manage to combine arrogance and ignorance and old convictions -- like belief in a common good -- seem dated and obsolete.

Dating is becoming obsolete thanks to texting, and monogamy is on the fritz thanks to online dating.

Designed as an up-to-date replacement for obsolete types such as the Dove, the twin-engine Islander debuted in the mid-1960s.

What happens to video games when they are out of date, broken, nonfunctional, or obsolete?

Old-school dating notions have become obsolete.

Your unit (see Type list above) has become obsolete since purchase date.