Sentence examples for had been rendered obsolete from inspiring English sources

Like Chekhov's orchard, it had been rendered obsolete by a fast-changing world.

Jacob eliminated all laws and customs that had been rendered obsolete by the destruction of the Second Temple (ad 70).

Slavery could be eliminated via a wartime measure because the earlier "state rights" to its protection had been rendered obsolete by virtue of secession and war.

Such fears for the tourists' immediate future reckoned without the idea that by the time they came to bat fourth the concerns had been rendered obsolete.

After the Beatles appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show," Pomus and his associates couldn't fight "the strangled suspicion that songwriting-for-hire had been rendered obsolete".

And so the band's music was dangerous because of its very harmlessness; its success suggested that rock fans could be swindled or lulled into liking anything, meaning that the genre itself had been rendered obsolete.

She would listen to advice and warnings that--as you'd later discover--had been rendered obsolete by what she had already done, and pretend to consider them.

Unfortunately, this means that your role with the company has been rendered obsolete.

In the process, traditional thinking about online security has been rendered obsolete.

Ms Rey reckons the trilemma itself has been rendered obsolete by financial globalisation.

As an issue it has been rendered obsolete by biotech, cloning, the human genome.