Sentence examples for pretty obsolete from inspiring English sources

As versions of Germany's economy go, what Glasman and Weldon and countless others on the left are peddling is a vinyl LP in the age of the mp3: it sounds better, to be sure, but it's pretty obsolete.

"I think he, Governor Bush, has avoided taking a position or has ducked the issue because he is playing to some of his supporters that I think have some pretty obsolete and even hateful attitudes," Mr. Gore said today in an interview with the Rev. Jesse Jackson on CNN's "Both Sides With Jesse Jackson".

The factory model of education, which was developed way back when this country was industrializing, is pretty obsolete.

They are pretty obsolete these days, and aren't worth much - which makes them harder to sell and worthless as security.

But at just two years old, my iPad is now pretty much obsolete.

"That's why we don't carry anything metallic anymore, so it's pretty much obsolete," said Ryan Baxter, an installer with Pro Tint, a glass treatment shop in Salt Lake City.

"I think it's entirely possible that the medical system as we know it today is pretty much obsolete within a year," said Morse.

Built on landfill taken from Rikers Island in 1939, the place was originally constructed to handle seaplanes and light prop aircraft and was pretty much obsolete the day it opened.

Household answering machines are pretty much obsolete when mobile phones put us in constant contact with one other on a 24/7 basis.

You can still find vintage Tefifons on eBay for around €100 ($100)—but for the most part, they're pretty much obsolete.

Apple's known for their tendency to make their own toys obsolete pretty quick, but only giving Verizon iPhone owners 4 months before suckerpunching'em with a new model seems a bit harsh.