Sentence examples for is obsolete with from inspiring English sources
In the audit, Mr. Weitzman said that the department's radio equipment, which is over 20 years old, is obsolete, with numerous dead zones.
Having an incredible product or offer, complete with a sales funnel, although crucial to the success of your business is obsolete with a STAND OUT front end brand.
Now many of those buildings are obsolete, with relatively low ceilings (height standards were increased in 1990) that have become even more cramped by having to accommodate the infrastructure of information technology.
As mentioned in Section 3.2.1, the bus macros are obsolete with the current PlanAhead tools for partial reconfiguration [53].
And according to my sources, when Nokia signed up for Windows Phone 7 last year they already knew that the hardware platform, as specified by Microsoft, would soon be obsolete with no migration path to Windows Phone 8.
However, these constraints might be obsolete with the advent of hand-held OCT devices that become increasingly accessible [ 39].
Concerns raised by the National Advisory Commission on Biomedical Ethics[ 17] about damaging effects of shorter hospitalizations and consequent poorer quality of care may therefore be obsolete with reference to DRGs as a causal factor.
This also means that jobs which consist largely of pattern recognition and responding to those patterns in fairly simple and predictable ways — like, say, driving — may be obsoleted with remarkable speed.
Geography is obsolete, and with it the politics of geography: another character reprises this piquant idea, chuckling: "Nation states.
However, this technique is obsolete, replaced with a much safer and effective suction method in the early 1970s.
"We think the use of the concept is obsolete particularly with the exploding venues for watching television," said John A. McGuinn, chief negotiator for the Association of National Advertisers Inc. and the American Association of Advertising Agencies, the two major industry trade groups.
