Sentence examples for obsolete products from inspiring English sources

Obsolete products (like typewriters) must be dropped and new ones (cellphones) added.

In time this might force sellers to slash their margins and discount obsolete products languishing in inventories as buyers await the arrival of new versions.

Mr. Shvartsman should then take this program to his other retailers, letting them have the opportunity to buy these obsolete products and expend the resources necessary to exhibit at these home shows.

Given that the information and technology revolution has exponentially increased the use of new electronic equipment, it has also produced growing volumes of obsolete products; e-waste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams.

For government, there is a global corporation called Buy N Large, which keeps the public wired to umpteenth-generation iPods and addicted to a diet of supersized liquefied fast food and instantly obsolete products.

"There's a huge future in making this process much more efficient using the Internet," said Geri Spieler, an analyst with GartnerG2, who predicted that in three years Internet liquidators would handle 60percentt of the retail industry's returned and obsolete products.

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.

Consumers know that if they back the loser in a standards war they'll be stuck with an obsolete product, so convincing them that your product is a winner is essential.

With a nod to Ridley Scott's 1984 commercial for Apple, Mr. Wolfson seems to ask, "Which is the obsolete product?" Up a flight of stairs is another clever video, by the Austrian Flora Watzal, in which a bouncing orange ball foils a surveillance attempt.

The poem Sutherland is reading is the third of his "Odes to TL61P," which were written between 2010 and 2013, and which are described on his publisher's Web site as "a devoted love song to the now obsolete product ordering code for a bygone Hotpoint washer-dryer".

These include producer responsibility for obsolete product take-back, pre-treatment and recycling.