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Meaning obsolete meaning
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Topics obsolete topics
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Simple sentences
That's an obsolete model.
Transport with horse-drawn carriages became obsolete.
Television is obsolete as a medium in any case.
Floppy disks became obsolete long ago, but I still have some, and I still use them.
It's obsolete.
Your computer is obsolete. You need to buy a new one.
Since communism became obsolete and the dictatorship of the proletariat is out of date, capitalism proves to be the best so far, even though it itself is still a threat for humanity.
This computer is obsolete.
The obsolete regime is about to collapse.
Movie subtitles
You're obsolete, like me.
Obsolete now!
Between the lines of an innocent-appearing letter invisibly coded in an obsolete German shorthand were important instructions for one group of spies.
My boys are dying every week. in these obsolete, moth-eaten, antiquated flying machines.
But of that number, 1.400 are museum pieces. which are obsolete and of little serviceable use.
It's an obsolete term.
Everything you've been doing, what we've all been doing. obsolete, the whole lot of us guessing with every brushstroke. pouring rivers of paint into. haphazard combinations when, actually, everything we're after. can be achieved mathematically.
Aunt's tricks are obsolete.
KEPT ALIVE BY LOVE BUT NOW OBSOLETE IN THE TWILIGHT ZONE.
Don't you know the future's already obsolete?
You're found to be obsolete. The purpose of this hearing is to make a finding in the matter and make a sentence accordingly.
The field investigators in your sector have classified you as obsolete.
You are obsolete, mr. Wordsworth.
No man is obsolete.
Now here's an example, this obsolete boiler, which.
At a deserted airfield, about two miles away there is an obsolete plane equipped with radio control and a robot plane.
Not much point in this. Flying boats are pretty well obsolete, of course.
They're really obsolete though, aren't they?
It's an obsolete term I'm afraid, once used to describe the elementary basis of the subconscious mind.
Well, that term is a bit obsolete now.
You're found to be obsolete.
You are obsolete, mr.
Obsolete.
Left and Right are completely obsolete notions.
Polarization is like extrapolation, an already obsolete theory.
Am I obsolete?
Obsolete?
Obsolete, but effective.
I'm obsolete.
He's that guy who wrote that best-seller. Are Men Obsolete.
Can you tell me. when did you first begin to think. that Are Men Obsolete was gonna be a best-seller?
When did you first think. that Are Men Obsolete might be a best-seller?
We wanna move this airplane before it becomes obsolete.
It's obsolete.
It's an obsolete book.
I daresay it's obsolete, but did you show it to him?
News and current affairs
This changing nature of the battlefield essentially means that war as a conclusive event in an international conflict has become obsolete.
As a result, corporate capitalism is rapidly becoming obsolete, replaced by a creative capitalism in which entrepreneurship, combined with a greater willingness to adopt innovations, transforms the business landscape.
More importantly, even the regulators themselves have ceased to believe in obsolete and rigid doctrines.
Yet, the ability of European institutions to accommodate deeper and broader integration is increasingly undermined by the persistence of a contradictory and long-obsolete ideal: the nation-state as the basis of political legitimacy and sovereignty.
The concept of interim agreements has now become utterly obsolete, if only because the parties are incapable of paying the political price inherent in an open-ended, piecemeal process.
In the run-up to the Iraq invasion, the Bush administration rejected containment as an obsolete Cold War hangover.
As national governments took responsibility for the European objective of fiscal sustainability, annual budget targets imposed by the EU would become obsolete, at which point that should be abandoned altogether.
He even suggests that established financial theory is obsolete.
But the north-south divide is now obsolete.
When events shift, it becomes obsolete.
In Israel, has the realization of a new strategic threat made debates about land and settlements seem obsolete?
There may well be some increase in gross investment, as obsolete equipment and software are replaced.
Is Military Power Becoming Obsolete?
Was the dream of a unified Europe - inspired by fears of another European war, and sustained by the idealistic hope that nation-states were obsolete and would give way to good Europeans - a utopian dead end?
Opening up markets to the free flow of capital, not the dictatorship of the proletariat, has rendered state power obsolete.
In fact, that question is wedded to an obsolete linear model of innovation.
Unfortunately, China's obsolete ideology plays a key role here.
But their model is obsolete, because Japan now competes directly with many other Asian and non-Asian countries, where work habits are of the type that used to prevail among the Japanese.
Over the last 22 years, that binary distinction has looked increasingly obsolete, as the larger developing countries, such as China and Brazil, have emerged as economic superpowers and major greenhouse-gas emitters.
In the meantime, the agreement has become obsolete; China's economy has nearly doubled in size since the deal was struck.