Sentence examples for obsolete said from inspiring English sources

"They are badly trained, badly paid, obsolete," said Mr. Ruiz Harrell.

The Duane was obsolete, said Dr. Brian Byrne, vice president for administration.

Some real estate executives, pronouncing them "functionally obsolete," said their only future was as residences.

"Open houses, quite frankly, have become obsolete," said Richard Steinberg, the executive managing director of Warburg Realty.

"The line is obsolete," said Golicha Tatache, a manager at Kenya Railways Corporation KRCC).

"The ethanol mandate is obsolete," said Scott Faber, the group's vice president of government affairs.

"Three Rivers isn't physically obsolete," says Mark Schneider, chairman of the city's Stadium Authority.

"The idea of a Shiite crescent in the region has become obsolete," says Hassan Hassan, an Abu Dhabi-based analyst.

"Those professions that do not change will render themselves obsolete," says Dr Frank Shaw, foresight director at the Centre for Future Studies.

"I firmly believed five years ago that there wouldn't be labels; that the internet was going to make us obsolete," says Mark Bowen of Wichita.

"Passwords will never be obsolete," says Burnett. "A smartcard by itself is strong, and a password by itself can be strong, but used together they are much, much stronger".