Sentence examples for probably obsolete from inspiring English sources
But the director, James Spero, repeatedly cautioned that those figures were preliminary, probably obsolete and would eventually be dwarfed anyway by the annual operating costs once the new jail opened.
My brother took my dad's last set of golf clubs, and the trolley, even though a) the fast pace of golf-club technology means they're probably obsolete already; b) his flat is tiny and he has absolutely no room for them, and c) he never plays golf any more, and isn't likely to, because the whole culture of the game is different down south.
Even if your personal computer is only two years old, it's probably obsolete.
Since we're discussing casting, I should mention that any recent news you've heard about Lex Luthor's casting is probably obsolete, so either start looking for a new name or return to some previous contenders who might step back into the mix (personally, I think George Clooney, Alec Baldwin, Denzel Washington, Bryan Cranston, and Corey Stoll are the best contenders).
Of course, even among the frozen species, the older species are probably more obsolete then younger species and therefore have a higher probability of extinction.
Keys by then will probably be obsolete.
More important, the technology and services are changing so rapidly that any regulation would probably be obsolete by the time it became enforceable.
I have urged him to consider the benefits of a general education at the expense of career-specific courses that would probably be obsolete by the time he would finish them.
Gallery group shows devoted exclusively to art by women should probably be obsolete by now, but since the men-only kind may be on the rise, they still serve a purpose.
Unfortunately, it will probably be obsolete as soon as it hits the market.
