Sentence examples for entirely obsolete from inspiring English sources

There's a chance that Congress will repeal the entire estate tax, making the old planning gadgets entirely obsolete, even for the superrich.

He was also an odd, asexual type, best captured by that entirely obsolete word "nelly", a bit like the people Charles Hawtrey used to play.

Only perhaps one third of the world's mobile phone users have ever owned a smartphone, and most of the installed base of smartphones is, or will soon be, entirely obsolete.

Fischer ­Random Chess would render the mountain of memorized openings almost entirely obsolete, for humans and machines alike, since they would come into play much less than 1percentt of the time.

This garment, which is not entirely obsolete, is styled arbaʿkanfot ("four corners") in allusion to Deuteronomy, chapter 22, verse 12 ("you shall make yourself tassels on the four corners of your cloak with which you cover yourself"), although no literary reference to its use can be traced further back than the 14th century.

As I discuss the merits of today's research environment and then why it must change with the times or risk becoming entirely obsolete, I aim to also inform the future researcher, educate the consumers and doctors, and inspire the entrepreneur with these issues.

There are other cultures, like ours, where all this is considered entirely useless and obsolete.

John's pamphlets are some of the most modern-sounding writing of the period, but his sermons and Charles's hymns are written entirely in the obsolete grammar of the English Bible.

Instead, someone will find a way to make those deals obsolete entirely.

With those new genes available, the mitochondria may have become truly obsolete, and was eventually abandoned entirely.

By letting it evolve with the technology and change as possibilities arise, we're free to create and invent entirely new concepts of kitchen interaction without being locked into an obsolete model.