Sentence examples for obsolescence thing from inspiring English sources

Of course, the products they make are still hugely polluting, what with OEMs not really caring about the toxic materials they put in their components, and of course the whole planned obsolescence thing, but that's hardly a legitimate criticism of the steps they've taken so far (especially when others are much, much worse).

As for the whole planned obsolescence thing, don't feel too bad; outside of the name change, a front-facing camera, and support for T-Mobile's kinda-sorta-but-not-really-4G network, the Vibrant and the Galaxy S 4G are pretty much the same thing.

But built-in obsolescence, the thing that actually makes the fashion world go round?

2. We would also expect jobs in research and development to go in that direction, for innovation and creativity will become increasingly important to top management as the rate of obsolescence of things and of information increases.

When we started Shadow, we said obsolescence would be a thing of the past," co-founder and CEO Emmanuel Freund said.

Planned obsolescence is a wonderful thing for companies but not so much for the consumer… I miss the days of my all metal boom box that would dent the concrete it fell upon instead of the other way around… now that I think about it… maybe something that breaks before its time isn't so bad for others when you got Milli Vanilli blasting away into your left ear.

Is there really such a thing as planned obsolescence?

"This whole thing is called planned obsolescence and that is what we are fighting," said Womack, who is the executive director of a local environmental justice organization known by its acronym, Chess.

He may now have reversed his position on Nato's obsolescence, but he tends to see things in transactional terms and it's clear that he still wonders if the US is getting a good deal from its Nato partners.

Things that are designed for obsolescence should be outlawed.

A funny thing happened on the way to obsolescence, however.