Sentence examples for fallen into obsolescence from inspiring English sources

But invincibility led to complacency, and by the 20th century New York's defense system had fallen into obsolescence.

Unconvinced, I checked several online booksellers, and, sure enough, no current print edition was available.* I grabbed a copy from the library, and as I plunged into it I realized just how sadly appropriate it was that the book had fallen into obsolescence.

Perhaps this is why it fell into obsolescence – the instrument simply didn't fit with most other 18th-century instruments.

Meanwhile, beginning in the late 1880s, Brazil's navy fell into obsolescence after an 1889 revolution, which deposed Emperor Dom Pedro II, and a 1893 civil war.

Main articles: South American dreadnought race and Minas Geraes-class battleship Beginning in the late 1880s, Brazil's navy fell into obsolescence, a situation exacerbated by an 1889 revolution, which deposed Emperor Dom Pedro II, and an 1893 civil war.

There's no "upgrade treadmill" of popular programs falling into obsolescence through incompatibilities or hobbling of programs, both of which can cause many problems aside from expense.

By the mid-2000s, the scoreboard had fallen into a state of disrepair and obsolescence, and was only marginally functional.

Wars between nation states, a constant of history for centuries, have continued their fall into obsolescence: no more than three in any year since 1945, none in most years since 1989, and none since the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

They had fallen into disrepair.

Everything has fallen into place.

Facilities fell into disuse.