Sentence examples for entirely defunct from inspiring English sources

Mrs May told MPs last October that the government did not need to be bound by the measures because while some were useful, others were entirely defunct.

Its auditor, Arthur Andersen, is all but defunct.

"Emotional," the duo's fourth album since it surfaced from the defunct group Jodeci, isn't entirely made by A-list producers; it's more meat and potatoes than that, with simple song structures and a notable lack of jackpot choruses.

All those teams are now defunct.

In addition to photo and video support, the company launches a Remix Me feature, turning photo adjustments into a social experiment not entirely unlike what we saw with the now-defunct Dubble app.

All of its rides come from the defunct Geauga Lake park.

Then in 1933 an entirely different method for making the plastic was discovered by chemists at, the now defunct chemical company, ICI.

An alternative weekly, the now-defunct New Times in Los Angeles, suggested that she had fabricated the threat entirely, and quoted people in the newsroom to that effect.

In an editorial, the paper argued that it was: "... entirely inappropriate for this monster to be walking around with several B and C grades in a nationally treasured defunct certificate of secondary education.

The cookbook, published by now-defunct home retailer Montgomery Ward, recreated recipes as extravagant as whole fish and as fussy as Béchamel sauce entirely in the microwave.

The cookbook, published by now-defunct home retailer Montgomery Ward, recreated recipes as extravagant as whole fish and as fussy as Béchamel sauce entirely in the microwave.