Sentence examples similar to obsolete time from inspiring English sources

The clock is not exactly obsolete -- time is still measured approximately the same way, and Mars is enjoying a resurgence in popularity.

But incremental improvement is guaranteed to make you obsolete over time, especially in tech".

But oil is too useful to become obsolete any time soon, and gas is relatively clean.

Such incremental change, he says, "is guaranteed to be obsolete over time".

It seems from this brief survey that it is virtually impossible to come up with a name for a TV show that isn't in danger of growing obsolete over time.

But incremental improvement is guaranteed to be obsolete over time.

But as handheld devices evolve – and they appear to be doing so quite rapidly these days – software like Mobile Data Now (and Google SMS for that matter) will simply be rendered obsolete in time.

Unless the stamps are evergreen Forever stamps, they're trashed once made obsolete by time or rate changes.

Modern machines such as the cotton picker have made the manual cultivation obsolete over time as they took over the work from the hand laborers.

The moral of the story is this: when both the experimental therapies and the standard therapies are in rapid evolution, standard approaches to comparing them through formal clinical trials are often too time-consuming, leading to restrictions on clinical innovation and results that are already obsolete by the time they are published.

That's one reason that solid, disciplined, at times harsh project management is so important in successful game production: so the product doesn't look obsolete by the time it comes out.