behind the times
(idiomatic) Out of date; old-fashioned; obsolete; outmoded; outdated.
behind-the-times
At this point our pastry has caught up to the early 90's (about right for our area since we're usually about 10 years behind the times on most things). Source: Internet
His critics, however, are equally behind the times, attacking Freudian views of the 1920s as if they continue to have some currency in their original form. Source: Internet
Detroit’s philanthropic community is stretched a million different ways, but local non-profit organizations remain behind the times in harnessing the internet’s power to efficiently raise a lot of money from small donors. Source: Internet
For those of you behind the times, in October of 2013, Karim Marucchi (Founder, VeloMedia) and Alex King (Founder, Crowd Favorite) started a discussion: What if we took the skill sets and reach of both our companies, and combined them? Source: Internet
Periscope's a little behind the times, and technology, on this one, but they that this is initial effort is merely a "lighthearted example of the types of tools our team is working on to help you create compelling live video." Source: Internet
"The idea that an endpoint can be trusted to submit payment verification by a responsible for questioning whether the banker's PC was compromised, is very much behind the times," Gray said. Source: Internet