Sentence examples for seems obsolete from inspiring English sources

Even the project's scale seems obsolete.

Still, the presumption that any Israeli government deserves the benefit of the doubt seems obsolete.

Most fundamentally, Basel III seems obsolete even before it can formally take effect over the next few years.

To Tesfaye Asfaw, director of the school's Office of Career Development and Internships, all that paper now seems obsolete.

In the two and a half years since then, the reggaetón explosion has continued, and by now talk of cross-over success seems obsolete.

Carsten Fritsch, commodities analyst at Commerzbank, agreed that for now the cartel seems obsolete, but when total supply and demand become balanced, Opec may become important again.

Meanwhile, the communications revolution made the quarterly seem obsolete.

In the era of power tennis, tactical niceties can seem obsolete.

For young militants and communists, references to the Soviet Union, the crimes of Stalin and the cold war seem obsolete.

As I watched children play with Spheros and other robotic toys, the debate over stem seemed obsolete.

In the decades to come, the special, unbreachable dominion of the ballerina, which is the Trocks' great subject, may seem obsolete.