Sentence examples for was rendered redundant from inspiring English sources

So the invention was rendered redundant by the move to a floating rate system.

Five divisions of Iraq's national army fled as 700 jihadists in pickup trucks advanced towards Mosul, and the border with Syria was rendered redundant.

The first is that social shifts camouflaged them: their practice of careering gleefully between pop-music styles and wryly written, surreal lyrics was rendered redundant by the broader culture.

All that talk was rendered redundant at the racket of Darcis, who had never beaten a top-five player in three previous attempts but gave a masterclass in grass court tennis that left Nadal bemused and broken.

Antonio Candreva opened the scoring and Mauro Icardi's second-half leveller was rendered redundant when Candreva stuck away his own saved penalty with three minutes remaining to condemn Roberto Mancini's team to defeat.

In this particular final of Olympic track cycling's blue riband event, the stopwatch was rendered redundant as the out-of-work chippy from Merseyside arrowed past the reigning world champion with a lap to spare, winning Britain's first track cycling gold medal since Thomas Lance and Harry Ryan had pedalled to victory on a tandem in Antwerp 72 years previously.

Now the Rose Bowl itself has been rendered redundant by the B.C.S.

As the cross-sectional warping is accurately modeled by this theory, the shear correction factor is rendered redundant.

The neat division of the world into skills and disciplines, grouped as "sciences" and "humanities", is being rendered redundant by the digital revolution.

"As a result a security vacuum developed, the country became awash with arms and many of the civil servants that ran the country were rendered redundant, breeding resentment".

Minutes later, Ryuhei (Teruyuki Kagawa), an administrative middle manager, has packed his belongings in a paper shopping bag and headed out, having been rendered redundant.