Sentence examples for exactly obsolete from inspiring English sources
The clock is not exactly obsolete -- time is still measured approximately the same way, and Mars is enjoying a resurgence in popularity.
IF, AS many people hope, the internet means that the major record labels will gradually become obsolete, what exactly is going to displace them?
Kumble is exactly the sort of player supposedly made obsolete by Twenty20.
In three more years when that computer becomes obsolete, recipient families will know exactly where to take it.
Blocks of 1930s collective housing, 1960s council flats, interwar London Underground stations – exactly the sort of architectural projects now considered obsolete in favour of retail and property speculation.
That day, though, I knew exactly what I was looking for, and it wasn't obsolete, 19th-century pseudo-empiricism.
Of course, Intel, expected to hit $26 billion in sales this year, isn't exactly trembling at Halla's hopes for rendering the giant rival obsolete.
While a few obsolete gatekeepers might bemoan the changes, claiming the sky is falling, in reality, it is exactly the opposite.
Barring updated research, it's difficult to pinpoint exactly how common TSS is today, but the recently reported cases show that it's certainly not obsolete.
