Sentence examples for from obsolete from inspiring English sources

Still the hard-sell commercial is far from obsolete.

Mr. Blake says his business sense is far from obsolete.

But tobacco use is far from obsolete in the US.

The city's other great shrine of the 1960's is far from obsolete.

Work continues on the project under different names, but nuclear weapons are regrettably still far from obsolete.

"Grendels," he explains, "are made from obsolete PC's, but clustered in parallel without any von Neumann bottlenecks".

Jobs that are safest from becoming obsolete would include those that involve transferring knowledge from one area to another, or thinking broadly, creatively and integratively, because these require powerful general intelligence, not just narrowly specialized intelligence.

At the same time, if Syriza is voted into power, its government will need massive support from the people of Europe in the face of the pressures from the financial markets and political forces which fear any departure from the obsolete framework of capitalist globalisation.

Yet far from being obsolete, political satire thrives, especially late nights on Comedy Central.

Far from being obsolete, the Iraq war influences almost every facet of Middle East policy today.

Tatel found that the statute, far from being obsolete, "continues to single out the jurisdictions in which discrimination is concentrated".