Sentence examples for will be outmoded from inspiring English sources

One day both machines will be outmoded (replaced by a "watchtop" computer).

To Ms. Risca, who believes silicon chips will be outmoded soon, Java is computer-speak, not a beverage.

At some point though, any delay in an injunction will be irrelevant because Samsung's smartphones will be outmoded, replaced by the latest models.

"You've got to make those security standards performance-based, not technology-based," Mr. Correa said, or "they will be outmoded in a week".

Likewise, highflier UTStarcom (see p. 66), represented by Vice Chairman Ying Wu (No. 162), has been set back by concerns its telecom equipment will be outmoded when a new generation of mobile phone services rolls out in 2005.

I hear that the CD will be outmoded, but the mail is still full of promos, and people still make and record music.  .

This kind of education, adamantly not just instrumental, a mere means, is nonetheless far more practical than a careerist education that trains one narrowly for jobs that will soon be outmoded while neglecting those skills that will never be -- clear and creative thinking and effective speaking and writing.

Similarly, as to proximity, Samsung is free to argue that because the iPhone 4 and iPad 2 will soon be outmoded and reduced in price, they are not being sold (or very soon will not be sold) to the same class of purchasers who are likely to buy new Samsung products.

The agency is planning to expand its program and collaborate with supermarkets, schools and airlines to gather currencies that will soon be outmoded.

Of course, there's been progress, but even if we're optimistic, and we were to assume that the medieval types still hating queers will eventually be outmoded by new, fabulous, liberal guys; it's going to take so long that by the time they're cool, all the fabulous, liberal places on Earth will have probably slipped back into religious despotism and gay hating.

If we continue to live in a world that eschews etiquette and focuses on selfishness, bad manners and a lack of thought for others, future generations will consider "good manners" to be outmoded.