Sentence examples for declared to be obsolete from inspiring English sources
No Smith Guns were used in active service, and they were declared to be obsolete in 1945.
After all, the new American Commander-in-Chief, though hailing from the same party as Bush, has declared NATO to be "obsolete" and professed an admiration for Vladimir Putin — who could, if he so pleased, and if he calculated that America might not be roused to revenge, dispatch his tanks across the Lithuanian border.
Until the Democrats declare the Republican worldview to be obsolete and offer a clear plan for getting to the future they know in their hearts we can get to, the Republicans will beat them in every election to come.
When American conservatives declare the "European model" to be obsolete — as Charles Murray does — they overlook how miraculous it seemed, during the second half of the twentieth century, for the blood-soaked ground of the Continent to be free of war, free of public ethnic hatred, democratic, and prosperous.
What used to work may soon be obsolete.
The old fantasy of people needing to ask in order for anything to happen is obsolete.
