Sentence examples for left redundant from inspiring English sources
Satire is left redundant by the audacity of Ukip.
Sabella was a devotee of 5-3-2 when he led Estudiantes to the title and the Copa Libertadores but the danger of using three central defenders against a lone centre-forward is that, with two spare men, one is left redundant.
In the United States, full competition is expected to leave utilities with perhaps $100 billion of "stranded assets"—power plants and other facilities left redundant as prices fall.Some experienced power players are aware of all these pitfalls and hope to avoid them.
The recreations are left redundant by the real pictures of events.
The retailer's chairman, Keith Hellawell, was grilled by MPs last week over the collapse of USC, which left 83 redundant.
Over recent seasons, Jags fans have become accustomed to being housed only in their precious Jackie Husband stand, with visiting fans perched in the north end and the traditional main stand left largely redundant.
Also, United and Continental overlap on only about a dozen routes, leaving few redundant flights to trim.
"If I could just butt in," she kept saying, leaving James Naughtie redundant and Woolas looking a stickler and a chump.
Figure 1 shows that objects can partly cover a block, leaving highly redundant information in successive frames as background is almost static in co-located blocks.
It has been suggested that at various times throughout metazoan evolution, HMG-box containing sequences duplicated, in each case leaving one redundant copy, which was free to evolve a new function or be lost from the genome [ 33].
If the pop revolution of the 1960s left MacColl a redundant and somewhat embittered figure (he never renounced his admiration for Stalin), his best work has endured.
