Sentence examples for to be defunct from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many appear to be defunct.

They also ran a cancer charity, which appears to be defunct.

Sadly COHRE now seems to be defunct; perhaps the office was demolished.

Several other bots we found listed on Botspot turned out to be defunct.

QUESTION 1: How long does a band have to be defunct before a show can be considered a reunion show?

The pitch of Mr. Cole's plea was such that images of designers as creative madcaps seemed momentarily so remote as to be defunct.

So Facebook would be defunct.

Britain's mini-version of Nasa will take overall responsibility for UK space activities, replacing the soon-to-be defunct British National Space Centre BNSCC).

It's tempting to think that men who make fatuous comments about lesbians are as insignificant as the soon-to-be defunct laws that have perpetuated marriage inequality.

But the families who brought the claim were reliant on the Legal Services Commission, the soon-to-be defunct body that provides legal aid funding, recognising that a case like this is in the public interest.

The big secular ideologies, from Nasserism to Baathism, are defunct.