Sentence examples for obsolete now from inspiring English sources

Art is obsolete now.

"Is that a sort of efficiency expert?" "Well, that term is a bit obsolete now".

The pyramid is not open to the public and it looks isolated and obsolete now.

Well, that's a categorical statement which cannot be -- of course, it had more to it then, although to some extent it is obsolete now.

But these judgments are necessarily subjective, and they can quickly become obsolete now that cheap genotyping techniques have opened the floodgates to new studies.

Many of the programs the animators used on that film are obsolete now; the supervising technical director, Guido Quaroni, kept old computers around as reference points, but in some ways the animators were starting from scratch, Mr. Podesta said.

"In L.A., these buildings that were once looked at as obsolete are now being rediscovered," Mr. Zanetos said.

Some of these may be obsolete by now, depending on where your final destination is.

The Budapest Transit Zone becomes obsolete; and now, it has closed down.

Relatively little information is given about commonly used drugs with more historical detail relating to many rarely used, obsolete, and now unavailable drugs.

Consequently, these strategies are now obsolete.