Sentence examples for earlier obsolete from inspiring English sources

(Much of the Democratic criticism on this point is based on an earlier, obsolete version of the proposal).

These properties made all earlier submarines obsolete.

With each new scientific development, medical practices of just a few years earlier became obsolete.

Storm surge barriers already protect the port cities of London and Rotterdam, for instance, although increasing sea levels may soon make these earlier barriers obsolete.

The different versions didn't cancel each other out in the way that a new scientific theory renders earlier ones obsolete.

On 15 September 1938, the Germans introduced new rules for enciphering message keys (a new "indicator procedure"), making the Poles' earlier techniques obsolete.

Experts in banking and telecom suspect some funky outliers may remain clacking away in a back office somewhere, though it was impossible to find examples, partly because of changes in the late 1950s and 1960s that rendered some early systems obsolete in their industries.

These vessels, displacing about 1,200 tons and capable of 34 knots, made all earlier British destroyers obsolete.

HMS Dreadnought made earlier large cruisers obsolete, since it was nearly as fast as any of these ships.

It may also be that the ideological platforms of earlier revolutions are obsolete, given the speed of communications and the churn of new perspectives.

To be successful, a standard has to be built so that it can keep abreast of rapid technological advancements by accommodating modifications that don't obsolete earlier devices that were developed to the original version.