Sentence examples for quietly phase out from inspiring English sources

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Those days are gone, friends, as LG and Sony quietly phase out the 3D features for their latest TVs.

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And please don't think for a minute that it's being quietly phased out.

Perhaps the biggest change came in 2005, when both shuttle airlines quietly phased out the guaranteed-seat policy.

Some hotels that only a few years ago rebranded themselves as "family friendly" resorts have been quietly phasing out promotions and programs meant to attract families with children.

Or have workplace dress codes gone the way of 80s power suits and 90s dress-down Fridays; quietly phased out in favour of a less prescriptive approach to workplace style?

Ars Technica's Peter Bright agrees: "[I]t wouldn't be altogether surprising to see Surface 2 quietly phased out, at least until Microsoft can give the device a big shake-up to create a clear purpose".

By 2012, Microsoft quietly phased out the Zune by redirecting Zune owners to Xbox Music, a service for the Xbox 360.

Marriott's decision mirrors others in the industry who are quietly phasing out the long-held tradition of stocking religious material in hotel rooms.

If they weren't already planning to quietly phase you out halfway through the coming series, they are now.

Next morning came the bad news that the final part of our trip, the night train from Munich to Paris, had been cancelled; disappointing, because I had hoped to mount a general defence of sleeper trains, which are quietly being phased out across Europe.

Ten are being phased out.

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