Sentence examples for has lost utility from inspiring English sources

1) Firstly, I wonder if the term "RAMP" has lost utility and should be cast on to the bonfire of nomenclature?

But change is also critical, especially when something once tried and true has lost its vaunted utility.

The audit says that while the utility has lost billions of dollars because of the soaring wholesale power costs its affiliates that generate power had made a windfall.

This core agreement has lost none of its utility or significance.

What is it, when the word now gets tossed around with such abandon that it has lost the pungency and utility it deserves?

United Utilities has lost 32p to 854p and Severn Trent is down 48p at £19.21 as both water companies saw their shares go ex-dividend.

The utility, which has lost $27bn since March 2011, was effectively nationalised last year after the government injected ¥1tn of public funds.

Over the last year, the Dow Jones Utility Index has lost 30% of its value.

To be sure, some analysts concluded that war had become so ruinous that it had lost any utility as an instrument of policy.

The battle over this site began nearly 20 years ago, with a decision to create an island of museums on the large grounds of the imperial stables -- the king's transport department, which had lost its utility with the advent of the motor car.

The idea is we can use these agents alongside conventional drugs that have lost their utility because of the emergence of resistance.