Sentence examples for obsolete without from inspiring English sources
This has led some climate scientists to say the agreement is "toothless" and virtually obsolete without US support.
Ian Wright, the Labour MP for Hartlepool, near Redcar, said Javid's proposed long-term plan for the steel industry would be obsolete without immediate action.
The ubiquitous 3.5mm socket, which is common to smartphones, tablets, computers, games consoles, televisions and hi-fis alike, could be going the way of the dodo, leaving only Apple's Lightning port in its place – and rendering almost any set of older wired headphones obsolete without an adapter.
Once affordable CD-Rs and then mp3 players came onto the scene, the Minidisc was all but obsolete without ever truly breaking through to the mainstream.
It may be a bit obsolete without Lightning support out of the box, but the Soundfreaq Sound Rise is a cool clock radio that offers great styling, Bluetooth streaming support, and some great speakers.
Things seldom spontaneously become un-garbled, or less obsolete, without deliberate human intervention, simply because there are always more ways of doing something wrong, of failing to safely catch a mastodon or cook a perfect turkey, than there are of doing it right.
Digital components, material and software can quickly become obsolete and, without proper updates and patching, "they are subject to intrusion".
Many Pakistani millennials don't see it that way, and I'm certain they are going to keep having sex in random, obsolete places without viable access to safe methods of contraception while they continue to repress their sexualities.
Because it enables him to seem much more right-wing than he really is, which is essential to retreating from obsolete rightist positions without incurring the wrath of primary voters.
Critics have denounced the old assessments as obsolete, bizarre, unjust and without parallel anywhere else.
Focus instead on the silver lining: you can keep your current phone longer without feeling obsolete quite so soon.
