Sentence examples for obsolete nature from inspiring English sources

American officials say the high technology, long distance weaponry displayed in television broadcasts from the war in Iraq highlight the obsolete nature of the half century-old strategy of posting American soldiers on North Korea's border.

However, the decision to remove North Korea was more reflective of the obsolete nature of Washington's terrorism blacklist than a genuine improvement in North Korea's conduct.

Despite the obsolete nature of many of these ships, they nevertheless constituted a threat to British trade and Pellew's frigates raided Dutch harbours and merchant shipping extensively during their patrols.

The reason I am calling Ben Cohen an example of "professional political leadership" is that - like the best business professionals - he is dealing with the obsolete nature of a particular strategy and the financial opportunity (the better way of spending the funds currently allocated to obsolete activities) available.

Yet, because of the obsolete, factory-like nature of high school, which fails to propel at least a third of its students, and the confiscatory cost of college, the next rung up for 18-year-olds is becoming another haven for the rich.

Given the influence of the obsolete and rigid nature of exams on students' psyche, we believe that a study related to test anxiety will provide useful insights.

Nature grows obsolete, all matter assumes duplicity, and the world peers out through its false-face grinning.

"We have inherited an obsolete, shallow model of human nature," he argues.

What we have in this study and others like it is nothing less than an indication that the concept of "nature versus nurture" is flawed and obsolete.

Specifically, Heckman (2007) writes "Third, the nature versus nurture distinction, although traditional, is obsolete.

Culture-based assays (conventional and shell-vial cultures) are considered obsolete because of their low sensitivity and time-consuming nature.