Sentence examples for deemed obsolete from inspiring English sources
For one night, anyway, the lecture hall was deemed obsolete.
Little wonder, then, that Terminal 6 has been deemed obsolete.
The building itself is deemed obsolete as headquarters for today's Federal Bureau of Investigation.
He set out his credo, both personal and political: I am a nationalist and am wholly unmoved by ostensibly "progressive" denunciations of a viewpoint that people repeatedly, even in my earliest youth, deemed obsolete..
For Recapitalization 2, Commander Cyr said, plans are to demolish 43 of a total of 160 buildings on the older side of the base that are deemed obsolete, inadaptable and costly to maintain.
He set out his credo, both personal and political: **{:.break one} ** I am a nationalist and am wholly unmoved by ostensibly "progressive" denunciations of a viewpoint that people repeatedly, even in my earliest youth, deemed obsolete...
A key reason is that PP and PSOE represent a way of doing politics that many Spaniards now deem obsolete and at the root of many of the country's ills, including chronic corruption.
On Washington State's list of structurally deficient bridges, it was deemed "functionally obsolete".
The Brent Spence Bridge, spanning the Ohio River between Kentucky and Cincinnati, was deemed "functionally obsolete" in 1998.
When Robert Moses started building the Northern State Parkway in 1929, he declined an offer to buy the Motor Parkway, deeming it obsolete.
TechSmart, with its $10 million inventory, sells computer and business technology that has been leased, returned or deemed excess or obsolete by larger businesses, financial institutions and leasing companies.
