Sentence examples similar to obsolete logic from inspiring English sources
Yahoo looks like Hillary's shadow campaign as it walks through the motions of building out a social media personalization strategy while Microsoft's Mesh infrastructure obsoletes the portal logic it's based on.
"We think it is ineffective, obsolete and built on false logic," said Aurélie Filippetti, a Socialist member of the National Assembly who serves as Mr. Hollande's spokeswoman on cultural matters.
The White House's adherence to a piece of paper that could do immense harm to our people and our allies is based not on logic but on obsolete arms-control thinking: If the Soviets attack us, we can retaliate and wipe them off the face of the earth.
The passage of time has not made the logic of managerial enterprise obsolete.
It's only afterwards that the thought occurs that the Twitter and Facebook generation's skills have of course evolved to master the art of the pithy one-liner, while analytic logic must look as obsolete as ancient Greek.
As it applies to logic in systems of the 20th century, the term is obsolete.
As African-Americans are set to become numerically eclipsed by Hispanics, the need to make alliances with other minorities and progressive whites becomes more urgent and, the logic goes, the demand for a separate black organisation becomes more obsolete.
The stress on some aspects of logic and metaphysics, characteristic of the medieval arts faculty, was becoming obsolete.
Logic much?" Actually, what I wrote was that architects risk becoming obsolete if they don't get more serious about solving big problems.
