Sentence examples for obsolete papers from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 3 , 1932P. 11 The red tape and procedures involved in getting rid of obsolete papers from the Federal government files in Washington.

The obsolete paper system has resulted in an overall registration rate of only 68 percent in the United States.

The internet has not so much made paper obsolete as broken the model of aggregating news on paper.

And a custom print shop had donated a few tons of scrap paper (obsolete business cards, defective wedding invitations) to stuff the shell with kindling.

There's no doubt that scientific papers become obsolete.

At 40, he has the money, millions of dollars in real estate profits, to throw at what is increasingly seen as an obsolete product — news in paper form.

If this coin succeeds, will it make paper dollars obsolete, as has happened in Canada? A. I don't think so.

Canvas wants to make the paper form obsolete.

The notion that the Internet will make old-fashioned newspapers obsolete has driven many paper stocks to bargain-basement levels.

Vinod Khosla, the billionaire Silicon Valley venture capitalist, once gave a presentation about making coal obsolete, and in a paper entitled "The War on Coal" he wrote: "Unfortunately, coal-fired power plants are our most destructive and dangerous ones".

An online prescription repository allows patients to store their prescriptions electronically for refills, and to have access to valid prescriptions (iterations included) at any pharmacy with the presentation of valid identification, making paper prescriptions obsolete.