Sentence examples for increasingly defunct from inspiring English sources
But new centers of intellectual and political authority were already emerging in London and Washington as notions of laissez-faire, largely abandoned after the devastating economic crises earlier in the century, replaced an increasingly defunct model of social democracy.
Far from typical marketing doublespeak, Gibbs offers here an incisive, specific commentary on how best to address the widening gap between an increasingly defunct model and the gamers it purports to serve.
Foreign companies including some from the now defunct Yugoslavia were increasingly granted large construction contracts.
The old idea of a pub as a place for a "session," a lengthy, restful, increasingly tipsy evening of swigging, is all but defunct.
The road arcs inland through increasingly mountainous terrain, trees crowding the camber, the ghost of a defunct railway line lying to one side.
He's played keyboards in the increasingly pop-inflected project Lust For Youth and the now-defunct grimy synth act Vår (with his longtime pal, Iceage's Elias Bender Rønnenfelt).
Facebook and Instagram have increasingly pushed to lure these content-makers away from competitors like YouTube, Snapchat, and the now-defunct Vine.
It is also increasingly a repository of pop memory, with lineups that tend toward older, more established and, in several cases, defunct.
Nor are his methods defunct.
We declare our society defunct.
