Sentence examples for long obsolescence from inspiring English sources

His baronetcy in 1990 - for which that hereditary title was restored after a long obsolescence - was his public reward.

Radjabov defeated Beljavsky with a variation that many consider to have reached obsolescence long ago.

They however do not solve the entrepreneurial firm dilemma: its survival when assets are exchanged very fast and their value is limited by competition, fast obsolescence, long-term value creation, and the business models of large partners.

Sujit's Blackberry Curve died on June 15 , 2013 after losing a long battle against planned obsolescence.

And what is especially tricky about a world without work is that we must begin building the social institutions to survive it long before the technological obsolescence of human workers actually arrives.

The arrangement has persisted, long beyond the near-obsolescence of film, to this day.

As long as hyper-consumption, planned obsolescence, and disposable products are profitable, our planet will remain in peril.

But the excitement they create will only mask the growing anxiety in the recording industry about the future of its fundamental product, the CD, which is threatened with the same obsolescence that it long ago foisted on the LP and then the tape cassette.

Even more rarely, the validity of retrofitting measures is assessed in the long term considering their performance obsolescence.

Jobs talked down the importance of the optical drive, another in a long like of Apple-spurred obsolescence — in this case, the company was right on target there.

Computerised environmental monitoring systems and digital data are also at risk from equipment and/or software obsolescence over the long-term.