The College supported the sorority with dedicated apartment housing until it became defunct in the spring of 2003.
She replied, 'Neil, I hope that one day the train becomes defunct.
This, at the very least, should make it easier to implement a completely different visualization tool to render these objects in the same style if Jmol itself becomes defunct.
If and when "mining" specifically ever becomes defunct, as a new way to verify and compact blockchain transactions becomes possible, then, perhaps, that same percentage could go to a "support new artists pot," for example - kind of like a record company advance.
This could pave the way for a parliament that offers real opposition for the first time in years as United Russia recedes or becomes defunct.
If our job becomes defunct, we won't fall into utter despair because we will have been working on ourselves all along.
But it soon became defunct when, according to one group member, some of its leaders were picked up by the ISI and others were threatened with incarceration.
He has a point, as those of us who've found ourselves performing in recent years to increasing seas of white hair and M&S leisurewear are only too aware that our profession has to reach out if it's not to become defunct.
It was thought that the institution, an idea imported from the US by Brown, had become defunct, but it appears to have been revived by Osborne.
The VFW might not follow through on its plans (this VFW post already became "defunct" once during this litigation, id., at 34); it might move the cross to another private parcel and substitute a different monument on Sunrise Rock; or it might sell the land to someone else who decides to honor the dead without the cross.
It won't be the first time a word has become defunct through misuse or changing times.
