become obsolete

Yet the fact that innovation is a wonderful, exciting thing is cold comfort to the man who feels he has become obsolete.

All of which prompts the question: will poking soon become obsolete?

Mark Zuckerberg did warn us that the concept of privacy has become obsolete.

While this term has long become obsolete, Minnesota seems to have adopted a “Jewish seat” in the Senate.

As the industries built around words printed on paper struggle for their survival, have librarians become obsolete?

Faith founded on ancient authority is active still, but promises to become obsolete.

As a rule, these have become obsolete as pigments, or have never been introduced as such.

These have now become obsolete, and a new arrangement is used for what are known as "structural shapes."

His "honour-giving name is lost in the lapse of years, and the family rites have become obsolete."

This manner of treating a stone has been employed by vignette engravers for many years, but of late has become obsolete.