Sentence examples for involving obsolete from inspiring English sources

This was another example of the government trying to have it both ways: it was claiming that it could both apply a case involving obsolete technology in ways that ran past the imagination of the nineteen-seventies Court, and, at the same time, insist that the Justices curtail their imagination of how broadly it might be applied in the future.

Among other things, a major decision - an unprecedented attempted interference by the Court - involving obsolete 18th Century technology and mass death, suffering, disease, and national security.

The first "season" runs the gamut from the young digital artist Cory Arcangel making unexpected connections between computers and harpsichords (both involve obsolete technologies) to the Indian printmaking doyenne Zarina Hashmi discovering carved Arabic calligraphy.

"I have been trying to remember a lawsuit over technology where the technology involved wasn't obsolete by the time the legal situation was resolved".

In Cannes, the movie encountered a controversy that had less to do with veracity or its political implications than with its format -- a territorial quarrel involving the historical (and increasingly obsolete) antagonism between film and television.

Friday night's event literally was a melodrama: the term for a genre, popular in the 19th century and now obsolete, that involves a narrator declaiming a text with incidental music on the piano.

First, we expect relaxation of selection on amino acids involved in the now obsolete self-splicing of tra.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 3 , 1932P. 11 The red tape and procedures involved in getting rid of obsolete papers from the Federal government files in Washington.

The Oxford English Dictionary finds it in Chaucer ("I me repente / If I mis spak"), but the hoary examples involve meanings that are either obsolete (to calumniate) or irrelevant to the present case (to mispronounce or speak incorrectly, a specialty of George W. "Misunderestimated" Bush).

There are personal tragedies involved whenever an industry goes obsolete.

The Canadian suspicion about Mr. Almalki seems to have come from his business, which involved exporting common, and in some cases obsolete, electronic components to Pakistan.