Sentence examples for obsolete three years from inspiring English sources

By the time it was finished, it was obsolete; three years later, it was abandoned by the military in favor of the more western Fort Riley.

If you're buying a computer that will be obsolete in three years, the interest rate hardly matters at all.

What is more, many technology companies have a distressing habit of declaring products obsolete every three years, said Dr. George Hripcsak, who directs clinical information systems at the Columbia-Presbyterian Center in Manhattan.

Smartphones are usually obsolete within three years as sleeker and sexier phones entice us.

A young man predicted that all direct-view models will be obsolete in two years.

Missiles and crews arrived in 1962, but the Atlas was declared obsolete within two years.

Advocates say that wireless technology like this could make traditional cable connections obsolete within five years.

In 1966, students arriving at an engineering college were told that they would be obsolete in seven years.

He said the cut — and the government's pledge not to fund new cameras — could lead to four out of five cameras becoming obsolete within five years.

In the nineteen-twenties, an engineer's "half life of knowledge" — the time it took for half of his expertise to become obsolete — was thirty-five years.

When I started this, I said, 'If we can make ourselves obsolete in four years, that would be fantastic.' But that seems really far-fetched now".