Sentence examples for will become defunct from inspiring English sources

It's O.K., I suspect, that, as with all such DVDs, few will look at it more than once; then this already-fading technology will become defunct and you will find this swastika-stamped disk at someone's lawn sale.

After the release of Suicide Squad, the character of the Joker, long a DC Comics mainstay and favourite, will become defunct.

What people accept as fact today would have been laughed at 100 years ago (which can be said about a huge number of points in history), making it reasonable to assume that much of what we take for granted right now will become defunct in the future.

It won't be the first time a word has  become defunct through misuse or changing times.

But club members also face a choice: buy your capsules from Nespresso – or your expensive machine become defunct.

If the Pac-10 swiped six teams from the Big 12 and Missouri or Nebraska went to the Big Ten, the Big 12 would become defunct.

The NAACP is in charge of administering the award, with Howard and Fisk universities designated as alternates should the NAACP ever become defunct.

Not dissimilar from Kickstarter in this way, especially as projects have a certain amount of time before they become defunct.

Broadview's Rossmann says if they did not become defunct, then chances are these hotshot startups were snapped up by the big fish.

Many highly-skilled specialists have seen their industries become defunct in recent years.

The rules can change in an instant, the masks can fall from our faces, the roles we play become defunct.