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And when higher-yielding money-market accounts threatened the S&Ls with obsolescence, the government stepped in to guarantee larger S&L deposits alongside reduced regulations that essentially privatized gains in concert with the socialization of losses.— Forbes.com: News
In a two party system, with the electorate currently preferring one ideology, the surest path to obsolescence is to emulate the party in power.— Latest Articles
But the obsolescence is more than technical (nobody wept for the makers of buggy whips) - it involves a basic change in how we all get our sense of the world around us and, in many ways, not for the better.— The Moderate Voice
He said that the obsolescence is attributable both to end of quarter product into some spring product.— SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page
Our Constitution is in grave danger of fading into obsolescence, and here is why!
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