Sentence examples similar to declaration of obsolescence from inspiring English sources

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").

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

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

And yet in Vile Bodies' extraordinary colonising progress lay the seeds of its obsolescence.

Since then, the dodo has become a symbol of obsolescence.

The question is whether the rate of obsolescence has been increasing or decreasing over time.

On one hand, product age could be informative about the degree of obsolescence of the product.

The failure of SkyMall is the familiar story of obsolescence in an ever-modernizing world.

Each year, students bring newer computers to class, so the problem of obsolescence also is obviated.

Answer: "The Declaration of Independence".