The phrase "as the outdated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is no longer current or relevant, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "As the outdated methods of communication fade away, new technologies emerge."
Alternatives: "like the obsolete" or "such as the antiquated".
Laura suggests an alternative to what she sees as the outdated way government works.
Then people with aspiration can be carried out of buildings all day, instead of only when they're collapsing, as the outdated local authority insists.
Comte also thought a new and secularized spiritual order was needed to supplant what he viewed as the outdated supernaturalism of Christian theology.
This week, an influential group of peers, led by two former ministers in Tony Blair's cabinet, will seek to end what they see as the outdated and inhumane situation in which relatives or friends risk up to 14 years in prison if they travel with a loved one undertaking assisted dying overseas.
Terrestrial field dissipation tests under realistic outdoor conditions are triggered in EU regulation 1107/2009 (as well as the outdated EU Directive 91/414) if the laboratory half-life of a parent substance exceeds a given trigger value of 60 days.
Reality: Lo and behold, when the U.S. withdrew as promised from the outdated ABM treaty, the clear skies did not fall.
Although contamination is strongly controlled by the ore in each district, metal dispersion is modified by the degree of metallurgical processing efficiency as shown by the outdated Cu flotation system at Andacollo (stream sediments Cu 75 2200 μg/g).
This bipartisan compromise secures meaningful wins for Republicans and the American people, such as the repeal of the outdated, anti-growth ban on oil exports," Speaker Ryan announced in a prepared statement.
As it is, maintaining the outdated machines used today is often a struggle.
As far as the frankly outdated idea of "selling out" goes, former indie darling Mills is on board, oars at the ready, gentle whimsy left firmly at the door like a bad teenage habit (thumb sucking, anyone?).
That absurdity reached its dizzy heights when opposition to the active promotion of gambling - and the creation of a mega-casino in a deprived district of Manchester - was dismissed as the usual outdated prejudices of social democrat nostalgists.
