Sentence examples for historically obsolete from inspiring English sources
Throughout history, revolutions have succeeded when a power system runs its course and becomes historically obsolete.
But it is a certainty that some will be applauding – most notably those who believe the internet has made mortmain historically obsolete.
Published before Brexit, Corbyn or Trump, it describes the result of capitalism's unaddressed failures since 2008 as a period "in which unexpected things can happen any time … due to long-valid causal relations having become historically obsolete".
The high point of his early scholarly career was his inaugural address at Freiburg in 1895, in which he pulled together some five years of study on the agrarian problems of Germany east of the Elbe into a devastating indictment of the ruling Junker aristocracy as historically obsolete.
The romance and mystery of India's past have transformed into a quest to overcome historically obsolete facilities by use of new services, technology, and information systems.
And historically, threats of technology making labor obsolete and specifically, how quickly artificial intelligence would improve, have proven to be over-hyped.
Carter was intrigued by the modern harpsichords that became briefly popular after World War II, before they became obsolete with the rage for historically minded performances of Baroque music.
On June 27 , 2001 Mr. Steen's group petitioned the State Department to "lift the import restrictions historically imposed on 'obsolete and historic U.S. military small arms, ammunition, and demilitarized equipment,' " according to Mr. Malone's letter.
Another reason laserdiscs are found in only two percent of American households: Although consumers have come to expect their PCs and software to become obsolete the moment they tear open the box, they have historically been less understanding when it comes to entertainment products.
Historically, we have always had a problem with disposing of our used and obsolete transportation apparatus.
