functional obsolescence造句

• The original bridges were replaced due to their age and functional obsolescence.
• In some cases external or functional obsolescence prohibit entrepreneurial profit.
• Functional obsolescence occurs when the property is no longer capable of serving the intended use or function.
• "We're going to have to deal with functional obsolescence, " said Theodore H . M . Prudon, an associate professor of historic preservation at Columbia University, partner in Swanke Hayden Connell and member of Docomomo.
• The $ 53.4 million was arrived at after subtracting $ 100 per square foot ( $ 4 million ) for personal property and discounting 10 percent for " functional obsolescence, " implying an actual cost of close to $ 63 million.
• The $ 53 . 4 million was arrived at after subtracting $ 100 per square foot ( $ 4 million ) for personal property and discounting 10 percent for " functional obsolescence, " implying an actual cost of close to $ 63 million.