Sentence examples for rendered surplus from inspiring English sources
Off came defensive midfielder Claudio Yacob, rendered surplus to requirements by the dismissals of Afellay and Adam, and on went forward Rickie Lambert.
We had invested over £500,000 in that year to grow to meet the market, and suddenly those resources were rendered surplus to requirements on the policy whim of a minister.
Britain's best, 64-year-old Harry Gibbs from Bermondsey, was one of the three judges rendered surplus to the verdict, but, for the record, he and Herb Santos, a Vegas regular from nearby Reno, had Hagler up 20-18 afthe two two completed rounds, while the Californian Dick Young saw it for Hearns by the same margin.
In 1940 the new Stretford Library was opened on King Street, and the public hall was rendered surplus.
The rebuilding of the Pacifics in the late 1950s and their subsequent increased reliability rendered the Lord Nelson surplus to operational requirements, and they were gradually phased out of service.
If legal restrictions or social norms make divorce costly, then marital dissolution will only occur if shocks to the perceived quality of this marriage or the attractiveness of alternative partners renders marital surplus sufficiently negative that it is worthwhile to pay these costs.
Perhaps rendered overconfident by this success, he then set out an objective – of achieving an absolute budget surplus – that had no economic rationale, and which was never likely to survive either political adversity or even a modest economic downturn.
Jet power rendered piston-engine military aircraft virtually obsolete following the end of World War II, meaning that the surplus situation of the post-World War I era was not repeated.
She is rendered speechless.
"We've rendered something illegible.
