out of step

Their optimism dropped in the following weeks, falling out of step with their wealthier counterparts, then flatlined in August.

Part of the problem is that Macron is using the powers of his office in a manner that is out of step with the political realities of the 21st century.

“While FOX remains committed to reaching a fair agreement with Google’s YouTube TV, we are disappointed that Google continually exploits its outsized influence by proposing terms that are out of step with the marketplace,” Fox said in a statement, adding the dispute could force its channels to go dark “unless Google engages in a meaningful way soon.”

If a Reform government does pivot back to fracking in 2029, it might find itself out of step in a world that's trying to go green.

“What could be more fuddy duddy and out of step than the seascape?”