Sentence examples for lost its validity from inspiring English sources

The very structure of hierarchy of levels has lost its validity, even for those who believe in it as a model of autonomy of levels rather than as an image of fundamentalism.

[and] can outrageously insult common sense only where common sense has lost its validity". Cynicism.

It's an idea that worked in the 60's, but lost its validity beginning in the 70's when the car market became global".

The prevailing idea among the Irish people that a check over six months old has lost its validity has, apparently, been blown sky high.

The founder of The Body Shop, Anita Roddick claimed that common values have "given it a campaigning and commercial strength and continues to set it apart from mainstream business". This stated formula linking shared ethical value with differentiation and commercial success lost its validity and appeal with the takeover by L'Oréal.

The tension between expediency and morality lost its validity in the sphere of politics.

Other large-scale processes may still allow long-range prediction, but the more detail one asks for in a forecast, the sooner will it lose its validity.

It is losing its validity in the eyes of many whose fathers believed in it.

Sensitive data must be stored before a specific deadline, otherwise it will lose its validity.

It is shown under which conditions the widely used relation Rg2 = R2/6 loses its validity.

Everything is in flux; even the word newspaper is losing its validity.