Sentences with phrase «generally keeping pace»

Not exact matches

While there is much debate over the prevailing cause for sunroof explosions, there is generally agreement on this: Current regulatory standards haven't kept pace with the size or design innovations in panoramic sunroofs.

This third pillar includes raising the minimum wage in a transparent and predictable manner, improving associated employment standards legislation, and generally making sure labour laws have kept pace with what's happening in workplaces across the country.

I find that the mix of approaches keeps the workouts very interesting and I generally like the idea of periodization since it constantly challenges the body with different pace / intensity.

Keep pace with us on Facebook — we aim to do a group run most weekends (generally Saturday mornings) and earlier in the week will post a MapMyRun route of varying distance (usually 3 - 5 miles) and location (alternating between Boston, Cambridge, Somerville and other areas where Friedmanites reside).

There is quite a lot of plot to work through in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, and writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely (Thor: The Dark World, the Narnia films) generally do a pretty good job at keeping the pace brisk and the exposition inventive.

Because they're so safe, yields are generally the lowest available, and payments may not keep pace with inflation.

In the rising market, we are generally happy just to keep pace with the benchmark, or in some years, we may even lag slightly.

Residential rental income streams can and generally do keep pace with inflation.

If you fear you might not be able to keep pace with the higher premium payments of a permanent life policy if your income suddenly dropped, it may be wise to keep your term life policy as is, which generally would keep your payments smaller.

Although the Company generally has been successful in attracting employees with the skills needed to fulfill customer engagements, demand for qualified professionals conversant with certain technologies may outstrip supply as new and additional skills are required to keep pace with evolving computer technology or as competition for technical personnel increase.

I generally felt the pacing the episode was fluid keeping everything exciting while continuing the plot and working towards tying up loose ends of the season.

And, since these missions are generally short and sweet, that means you can keep the story moving at a brisk pace — if you want to.

Generally the idea here is to keep pace with inflation or cost of living expenses.

The cost of food was expected to rise up to 4.5 % this year after increasing 4 % in 2007, while workers» wages generally aren't keeping pace.