Sentence examples for obsolete on from inspiring English sources

It insists on launching fresh collections each season, declaring yesterday's range obsolete on a whim.

But officials admit that "some elements of the system will inevitably be obsolete on introduction to service and many others shortly thereafter".

At the same time the holidays also bring out music packages that won't be obsolete on Dec. 26: compilations, greatest-hits albums and reissued albums.

The first stages can however be done more seldom than the later phases, since forums and web sites of interest will pop up or become obsolete on a much slower rate than the change in content within the web sites.

Washington, you have made yourself obsolete on this issue.

These treaties became effectively obsolete on September 1, 1939 at the beginning of World War II, but the ship classifications that had been agreed upon still apply.

The DOD considers this recommendation impractical arguing that if space systems were designed with only mature technologies (high TRL), they would likely become obsolete on-orbit fairly quickly.

Since artifacts are created outside of sexual reproduction, it may seem obsolete to think on technology through the gender paradigm.

We present a goal-driven, ECA-based hierarchical model, called Situation-Action-Network (SAN) and we implement the Event Subscription Recommender (ESR) software that uses SANs in order to produce dynamically new event subscriptions or cancel existing ones before they become obsolete, based on detected situations.

Since the Pro SLR is $5,000 without a lens, it's just as well that they won't become instantly obsolete.; SPOT ON -- Here's a midrange camcorder (about $520; www.sonystyle.com) with a lot to like.

These days, it is a very viable alternative to Windows and runs on almost all hardware out there, including obsolete hardware on which current versions of Windows will run poorly or not at all.