become obsolete

Its going to become obsolete in about 5 years whatever you do.

In that period, he and others said, the technology will have become obsolete.

However, in recent 50 years, this word has become obsolete.

Various systems are still in use, though many have become obsolete.

"In five years, this technology we have will become obsolete."

It is not the type which will become obsolete after a point of time.

Any special skills they developed over time now become obsolete.

"It is not the people who have become obsolete," he said.

New financial instruments become obsolete from one year to the next.

As new technology is developed, buildings only a few years old become obsolete.

It is not as though traditional agencies have become obsolete, of course.

When a man's training becomes obsolete, we send him back to school.

The service eventually became obsolete with the growth of the Internet.

Once considered giants in the field, they had become obsolete.

The hall was built in 1975, but with time it started to become obsolete.

"Too expensive - and far more likely to become obsolete than a book."

The mill was in use until 1961, when it became obsolete.

In politics, it does not really matter anymore who is president, and Congress has become obsolete.

Between now and 2007, the survey found, 500 million personal computers will become obsolete.

The hardest thing for a mother to understand is that it's her job to become obsolete.

However, another of the original aims had become obsolete by this time.

In some ways, though, I hope we one day will become obsolete."

Both of these had become obsolete and ceased operation in about 1910.

Once the war had begun however, she rapidly became obsolete.

Although Link 1 became obsolete, it was still in operation.