Sentence examples for obsolete given from inspiring English sources

Besides, they say, rural libraries are increasingly obsolete, given the Internet, video outlets and discount bookstores.

Of course, such criticism is perhaps obsolete given Vanney's recruitment over the winter.

It may also be that the ideological platforms of earlier revolutions are obsolete, given the speed of communications and the churn of new perspectives.

Out of date at the moment it was released, the report is now even more obsolete, given that the past months have seen no progress whatsoever toward the sort of political reconciliation among Iraq's factions that the ISG saw as central to its recommendations.

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Rapid-fire electronic trading made the former rule obsolete, but given the extreme volatility and record trading volumes of recent weeks, and the significant decline in shares of major financial companies, regulators are reconsidering it.

In other fields of the output table, additional information about the structure (the UCI, InChI and InChIKey) and status ("current" or "obsolete") is given which is frequently useful for a full understanding of the results.

SAN FRANCISCO — Square, the mobile payments start-up, has tried to make cash obsolete by giving small businesses, like farm stands and cafes, a way to turn their cellphones or tablet computers into credit card terminals.

It's making the former largely obsolete by giving away stock trading for free, while making the latter much more useful by converting you from a spectator to a real player in the markets.

Unemployment, in particular, could become more of a structural than a cyclical problem as many of the ranks of the long-term unemployed find their skills are obsolete and give up.

"I believe there is too much product obsolescence and the barriers to entry are too low," says Jacob. "For example, in the software business, products quickly become obsolete or are given away for free.