Sentence examples for obsolete children from inspiring English sources

("Adults are obsolete children," says the American children's author "Dr. Seuss").

For us obsolete children, as Theodor Geisel dubbed adults, it would be beside the point.

Published in March, his 45th book, "You're Only Old Once!: A Book for Obsolete Children," quickly sold out a first printing of 200,000 copies and shot to the top of the New York Times best-seller list--for nonfiction.

On the downside, the film superseded L Frank Baum's book, which followed Booth Tarkington's Penrod stories for boys into the netherworld of semi-obsolete children's fare.

Landlines are now obsolete, and children no longer need to speak over the phone.

One of the most relevant disadvantages of CT compared with US and MRI is the relatively high radiation dose, which makes the application obsolete, especially in children.

How better to leave your mark higher on the wall than to make every human disease obsolete within your child's lifetime?

The Tolstoy school with the Uzbek language of instruction was burned down in the clashes and the old Alymbekov's school building was obsolete and hazardous for children.

The facts of modern life rendered the one-child policy obsolete long before China's leaders dared tinker with it.

"CAVEAT emptor", the principle that a marketplace is best regulated by cautious individual buyers, is a largely obsolete doctrine, much like child labour and unconstrained working hours, explains Richard Cordray, the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Convenience has further made child labor obsolete by simultaneously decreasing manual tasks in the home and infiltrating kids' brains, replacing responsibility with remote control.