Sentence examples for make it obsolete from inspiring English sources

The C.D.B. team thought that their discovery might compete with Yamanaka's — even make it obsolete.

Take some pieces of Nato territory and make it obsolete?" Critics have accused Lithuanians of paranoia about Russia.

Bostrom had little interest in conventional philosophy — not least because he expected that superintelligent minds, whether biologically enhanced or digital, would make it obsolete.

No one expects to sell a lot of printed music in the future as computer programs and the reach of the Internet continue to make it obsolete.

Knowing how to code in a specific language, for instance, may be irrelevant in a few years as new forms of coding make it obsolete.

What is anathema to Thiel in "Star Trek" is the notion, drawn from Isaac Asimov's fiction, that the market is but a temporary solution to imbalances in supply and demand, and that technology and plenty will eventually make it obsolete.

This huge amount of information is structured in corporate Data Warehouses (DWs) or in Biological Databases (e.g. UniProt, RCSB Protein Data Bank, CEREALAB or GenBank), whose main drawback is its cost of updating that makes it obsolete easily.

What made it unique is what's also made it obsolete.

But these changes would steer them away from the Sheridan, Mr. Lipson said, making it obsolete.

It never came up to expectations as a means of freighting or transportation, and the railroads soon made it obsolete.

By the time bespoke robot kit is ready to automate a given factory line, the product mix has changed, making it obsolete.