Sentences with phrase «keep itself paced»

Legere keeps the pace rapid and the tone solicitous, doling out cash rewards (peeled off a stash of rolled - up $ 20 bills) for those brave enough to query him.

But if it's simply that your book reading in no way keeps pace with your book buying, I have good news for you (and for me; I definitely fall into this category): Your overstuffed library isn't a sign of failure or ignorance, it's a badge of honor.

A year ago, D'Souza rejiggered the company to prioritize services that help clients adapt and keep pace with the digital revolution (all the buzzwords — A.I., data analytics, etc. — apply).

The growing worry among some fans and industry executives is that clubs might increasingly struggle to keep pace with the financial demands.

Chief Financial Officer Akhil Johri told Reuters that United Tech expects to meet its full - year target for engine deliveries to Airbus SE and is optimistic that its suppliers can keep pace with rising engine production.

«The problem is that employers have not created nearly enough jobs in Canada to keep pace with population growth,» he said.

Keeping pace with expectations in providing customer reviews is going to be absolutely essential to survival in the modern e-commerce era.

«If you're not keeping pace with inflation, you are losing money,» says Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.

Equity crowd funding is worth trying as just one tool to help foster startups, at the very least to keep pace with the U.S. and give Canadian entrepreneurs more reason to stay here.

That must change quickly to keep pace with consumer demand.

Coinbase has been moving in recent months to improve its customer service after admitting that it has struggled to keep pace with the demand for its cryptocurrency offerings.

If inflation runs 3 % and Old Age Security payments keep pace, a retiree might be looking at annual payments of roughly $ 11,000 in 2032 — but you're still $ 61,200 short of your $ 72,200 annual income target.

Keeping the pace in the manufacturing industry for six hours is more manageable than eight, he says.

CNBC's Morgan Brennan reports United Parcel Service is struggling to keep pace in some areas of the country this holiday season.

Our focus had to evolve in order for us to keep pace with a changing world.

If you manage to save 35 % of your combined gross income of $ 120,000 per year, you can accumulate $ 420,000 in today's dollars, even assuming your investments merely keep pace with inflation.

The government's proposal to raise the minimum wage to $ 15 an hour by January 2019 will bring it to roughly 55 per cent of the average wage, if wage growth keep pace with inflation in the intervening period.

What's more, full - time job growth has kept pace with part - time over the past year.

Keeping pace with the changing demands of a digital marketplace is a challenge for many in business.

More tightening down south would exacerbate that trend, unless Canada keeps pace on rate hikes, which is unlikely.

Despite the country's strong employment growth, wages haven't been keeping pace.

It's worth noting, however, that while investing in companies for their cash distributions is a relatively risk - averse way to grind out returns, it's not necessarily a strategy that will keep pace with the broader market.

If Apple keeps its pace of revenue growth in Services through the rest of the year, the division could hit $ 15 billion in quarterly revenue by the end of 2018.

But this sector also struggles to keep pace with the rest of the economy.

Put simply, medical demand is soaring, and the supply isn't nearly keeping pace.

I think Oregon gets to 40 points this game, and I don't think the Broncos can keep pace.

While the withdraw rate is kept constant, it can be increased to keep pace with inflation.

It's hard for a company that is already decades old to grow as fast as a fresh upstart, but this engineering firm with 14 offices across the country can keep pace.

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.

It was easy to miss for a while; after all, the only thing that keeps pace with the billions of marketing messages that vie for our attention is our ability to ignore them.

Without adding the right people, it's unlikely Westech can keep pace with recent growth, up 536 % in the past decade.

Today's returns can barely keep pace with inflation.

As a result, the growth in rents in Ontario has not even kept pace with increases allowed by rent control laws.

«Traffic is exploding, but ad dollars are not keeping pace,» as the FT puts it.

For a self - professed socially responsible company, fast growth doesn't present just the typical entrepreneurial challenges — things like maintaining product quality, keeping pace with demand, managing cash flow, and coping with sales shortfalls.

At best, wages will keep pace with the cost of living.

HomEquity Bank's ability to keep pace with shifting consumer and business trends drives its success.

Ranson, who has led HomEquity Bank for the last 19 years, credits the company's success to keeping pace with the changing needs of its customers.

Being nimble isn't just about keeping pace with the changing trends, says CEO Graham Fraser.

It was the latest in a string of quarterly declines in Apple's tablet business, which has been struggling to keep pace with two - in - one hybrid computers that can be used both as tablets and notebooks.

The «human motorcade,» as some news outlets called it, kept pace with the vehicle and stayed in perfect formation as it drove around turns in the road until it finally came to a halt, giving the bodyguards a moment to catch a breath.

Wages, meanwhile, are barely keeping pace with inflation.

That device's screen, which DisplayMate tested last year, also earned an A + grade from the company and performed exceedingly well in nearly all metrics, and it could keep pace with the Galaxy S9 in a variety of areas, including color accuracy and brightness.

If your competitors have already gone paperless, following suit helps you keep pace (and if they haven't, going paperless gives you an instant leg up).

Smart HR teams have evolved to keep pace.

Overestimating demand for the iPhone 8 models could hurt Apple if it produced too many units for sale ahead of time or can't keep pace with higher - than - expected demand for the iPhone X model.

Canadian startups are enjoying more and bigger venture capital deals (in the first quarter of 2016, venture capital investments reached $ 838 million, nearly double what they were for the same period the year before), but the VC community, lacking size and versatility, is not keeping pace with their funding needs.

Price adds that the current minimum wage, in New York state and nationally, has scarcely kept pace with inflation.

The rate of increase in available bitcoins is not keeping pace with the number of people keen to buy them, so the price of a bitcoin keeps increasing.

In order to keep pace with competitors such as Apple, Fitbit's research and development team is exploring the medical sector.