Sentence examples for quickly rendered that from inspiring English sources

For many years, it was thought that an increase in brain size was the first major evolutionary event to have occurred, but a series of spectacular finds in the 1970s quickly rendered that theory obsolete.

That decision quickly rendered the country insolvent.

Just one year ago, the commission projected that mobile data traffic would increase 35-fold over the next five years — an estimate that was quickly rendered obsolete with the introduction of the iPad.

"It's very simple," he said, speaking slowly in American English that his translator quickly rendered into Dari for the Afghan businesswomen seated around a long wooden table.

Some 5,000 public comments were submitted on that draft, but it would be quickly rendered moot by passage of the Energy Policy Act in 2005, which shifted jurisdiction for offshore wind permitting from the Army Corps to the Department of the Interior.

But the volume of material put on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and so on is such that this approach is quickly rendered absurd.

Those missteps were quickly rendered a footnote.

This argument was quickly rendered moot because of the cost.

The urgency that pervades these works is especially sharp in an ink drawing of a seated philosopher, quickly rendered on the page of a book.

There it quickly rendered "Pop Idol," the already wounded "American Idol" precursor, irrelevant.

Those not vital to an organism are quickly rendered useless by mutations.