Sentence examples for making obsolete from inspiring English sources

By this, he seemed to be suggesting that the last remaining obstacle to total entertainment domination was his customers' physical need to close their eyes something that his engineers, undoubtedly, were working on making obsolete.

This was the case with the Blue Streak medium-range ballistic missile, which the government intended as the successor to an RAF bomber fleet that improved Soviet air defences were making obsolete.

In short, online advertising will continue to expand in the recession—just not as quickly as previously expected.Another reason for optimism, says Mr Rothenberg, is that online advertising is making obsolete the old distinction between marketing spending "above the line" and "below" it.

Why? Virtualization is making obsolete the notion of having one big monolithic operating system.

But he faces the same dilemma: How to embrace new technologies without making obsolete a huge fixed investment.

Infosys founder Nandan Nilekani calls it India's "WhatsApp Moment," echoing how a simple software solution from Silicon Valley turned the Asian telecommunications industry upside down, making obsolete decades of infrastructure, business models and loyal customer relationships with massive telecom operators.

Radar made obsolete the slow and inaccurate older listening devices.

Their efficiency in lateral control made obsolete the Wright brothers' system of wing warping.

Industry sales are shrinking as PCs are made obsolete by other devices.

Kumble is exactly the sort of player supposedly made obsolete by Twenty20.

(Varieties are made obsolete based on the decisions of an internal group called the Dead Variety Society).