Sentence examples for had rendered obsolete from inspiring English sources

A new social climate had rendered obsolete her place at the fruit stand.

Railway travel across great distances in Canada and the United States had rendered obsolete the old practice wherein different regions set their clocks according to local astronomical conditions.

THE list of longshore jobs that technology has rendered obsolete is long and poignant.

This is the kind of publishing that the digital age is supposed to have rendered obsolete.

It thus responds to actual problems, not to theories and rules (which these problems may have rendered obsolete).

Instead, Mr Packer has become a casino tycoon.Mr Turnbull argues the digital age has rendered obsolete the current barriers against cross-media ownership.

Some people think that new technologies have rendered obsolete the idea that there is a natural, right size for the fine-art photograph.

There is a civil liberties argument that says the explosion of new media has rendered obsolete the need to regulate the airwaves.

Well, the ubiquity of scientific calculators these days has rendered obsolete the lost art of nomography in which complex calculations could be done by merely laying your ruler across accurately drawn lines and curves.

The decision, based on a cost analysis by an outside consulting firm, was largely driven by costs, and because advances in technology have rendered obsolete some of their tasks, such as taking phone messages.

In the past few decades, medical science has rendered obsolete centuries of experience, tradition, and language about our mortality, and created a new difficulty for mankind: how to die.