Sentence examples for obsolete about from inspiring English sources

In fact, as a recent study by agronomists from the Department of Agriculture, Iowa State University and the University of Minnesota shows, there's nothing obsolete about four-crop rotation.

In the following section we will compare this emerging segmental scenario of serotonergic raphe neuronal populations with previous models of this neuronal system, which uniformly assumed concepts now held to be obsolete about anteroposterior hindbrain boundaries.

Silver for the home is just about obsolete.

"I thought this was one of those feel-good bills," said Linda Coleman, a Democratic state senator who is black and voted for the bill despite caring little about obsolete language in the Constitution.

Inventory was turning over fewer than four times a year in a business where a three-month-old box was just about obsolete.

Mr. Castro, who has voiced concern about a loss of values in Cuba, has chided the Communist Party for harboring "obsolete notions" about religious freedom.

Thus, bandwidth as a measure of communication capacity is also irrelevant.Forget interferenceBefore such disruptive ideas can be used to unleash the next big wave of technological innovation, regulators have to rid themselves of obsolete notions about interference.

Unintentionally, it reinforces straight-and-narrow and increasingly obsolete ideas about what boys should and shouldn't be – if they don't conform to that, then they "must" be gay.

This all seems harmless enough, but as Mark Simpson pointed out in his excellent Guardian piece about Daley in the wake of the Mirror interview, this kind of thinking "reinforces straight-and-narrow and increasingly obsolete ideas about what boys should and shouldn't be -- if they don't conform to that, then they 'must' be gay".

At the very moment, when the Republicans should be reevaluating their view of the role of government in their lives -- given the expectations from government right now -- instead, they're just sticking to their completely obsolete talking points about the role of unions, about the free market.

Fukuyama is convinced that we have rendered our own species obsolete, and brought about 'the demolition of man'.