Sentence examples for passing its prime from inspiring English sources

It is possible that the platypus model is passing its prime.

At a hearing of a committee of peers examining how to minimise food waste, Dan Rogerson heard that computer chips might be used in future to assess whether food was passing its prime.

MODERN FAMILY It's still enjoyable, but this ABC comedy passed its prime when it had to live up to the designation of family favorite by two presidential candidates, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.

The Heian court society passed its prime by the middle of the 11th century, but it did not collapse for another 100 years.

The sushi has passed its prime.

That industry, like many of us, has passed its prime.

They had come to chop down an old coca patch that had passed its prime and measure a replacement plot planted by the farmer.

Mr. Askegard, though his technical prowess passed its prime some years ago, will long remain celebrated as an unequaled partner to a wide range of ballerinas.

The system it had perfected manufacturing PCs to meticulous three- and six-month forecasts and then selling them via a hard-won network of retailers, systems integrators and distributors had passed its prime.

Prior to a recent upswing, van Dreunen said, Nintendo was viewed by some investors as a company passed its prime, following disappointing sales of the Wii U, and an uncertain mobile strategy.

These are stark differences, and they suggest that, while Chinese citizens see their country prospering in the future, Americans see the U.S. as having passed its prime.