Sentence examples for growing obsolescence from inspiring English sources
After World War II, the growing obsolescence of the San Francisco harbor led to a decline of the Embarcadero area.
A front-page article on Saturday about the growing obsolescence of traditional undergraduate libraries on college campuses referred imprecisely to the digital library at the University of Southern California.
The US retains very large forces, of course, and it will only be during the next decade that the consequences of the growing obsolescence of much of its equipment makes themselves felt - most probably by a significant decline in the numbers of many of its major weapon systems.
The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro In this quietly dazzling ode to postwar England on the brink of momentous change, a consummate English butler must come to terms with the growing obsolescence of his insular world.
Financial institutions can make money from card transactions and account maintenance, but cash, for all its ubiquity, has questionable returns and a growing air of obsolescence.
In addition to the slow replacement of worn and aging parts, obsolescence is a growing problem.
The war in Iraq could draw more attention to the range of tactics the Defense Department has developed to deal with obsolescence, a problem that also affects a growing number of commercial businesses.
What he says chimes with the polling figures produced recently by a think-tank close to Putin, which has spoken of the "obsolescence of the brand" of current leaders, and growing cynicism and disenchantment with the system.
In its day, however, the shift to planned obsolescence was in keeping with the views of a growing body of economists and businesspeople who felt that, unless you dealt in coffins, it was bad business and unsound economics to sell a person any product only once.
Meeting the growing demand for improved monetary returns, increasing production efficiency and reducing obsolescence of forestry equipment are reasons given for this renewed interest (Nicholls2003, Lebel et al.2010).2010
An important trend is ever-changing consumer requirements and preferences (e.g. growing demand for smartphones), high rate of the industry products' moral obsolescence, and rapid transformation of end product markets due to technological and behavioural changes.
