render something obsolete

Like so much else, the budget-balancing law has been rendered obsolete by the end of the cold war.

Power plants might install equipment one year that is rendered obsolete the next.

Practically every component of the old weapons was rendered obsolete.

No experimental support, and rendered obsolete by the germ theory of disease.

Has traditional photography, not to mention painting and drawing, been rendered obsolete by the computer?

Although promising, the system was rendered obsolete with the introduction of core memory in the early 1950s.

Like much of the print news industry, it is doomed, rendered obsolete by technology.

"It's a matter of provide access or be rendered obsolete," he said.

Few technologies are rendered obsolete as quickly as the home computer.

II had been rendered obsolete by its relatively low power and poor performance at altitude.