Sentence examples for will become outmoded from inspiring English sources

Later this year, most satellite phones that broadcasters have bought to use with the videophone will become outmoded when Inmarsat introduces a higher rate of data transmission, 144 kilobits per second.

Eventually the existing skills will become outmoded.

Not surprisingly, it also scares the bejabbers out of the phone companies, who are terrified that their business model will become as outmoded as Western Union.

"Its housing stock has become outmoded and obsolete.

Will the vogue for a smoothed face in which only the mouth moves, or a mix-and-match body of mature breasts atop boyish hips become outmoded?

But that variation may become outmoded as more phones with embedded chips become available.

Moreover, Arab countries have been burdened by political systems that have become outmoded and brittle.

The Olympic phrase about "not the winning but the taking part" has become outmoded.

And since seats remain on a plane for about seven years, investments can quickly become outmoded.

Of course, if travel regulations change, instant shave gel and other newfangled goods could become outmoded.

"Meanwhile an NHS created to fight infectious diseases, industrial accidents and infant mortality has become outmoded.