| It is generally agreed, by all sides of the debate on this matter, that the legislation itself is out of date and needs reform. |
| The idea of a Newtonian, mechanistic universe, and thus causal determinism, is out of date. |
| He claimed they were held in wire cages open to the elements and forced to drink foul water and food that was out of date by up to 10 years. |
| It has only recently become possible to make a film like this at lightning speed, so that what goes out into the theater isn't out of date. |
| At the auction, where he regularly trades as part his business, out of date equipment is sold at a fraction of the cost price. |
| Industry standards dictate that the 2000 survey figures are unusable and out of date. |
