Sentences with phrase «keeping pace with rising»

The reason behind that is because if you're using financing the appraisal numbers aren't keeping pace with the rising prices.

A new study argues that the speed of tree growth in tropical rainforests isn't keeping pace with rising carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, and so it may be «too optimistic» to expect this buffering effect to keep pace with rising emissions.

ELIZABETHTOWN — A new report from the state comptroller's office says slow or no revenue growth is making it difficult for municipalities to maintain services while keeping pace with rising fixed costs — including health care.

The annual income from taxes was not keeping pace with rising costs.

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.

Despite a focus on mobile, social and video under CEO Marissa Mayer, Yahoo struggled to keep pace with the rise of digital ads on Google and Facebook, seeing its market share slip to 1.5 percent of the worldwide digital ad market this year, eMarketer estimated.

At the end of last year, the price of a litre of diesel was 59.64 rupees, meaning it has risen by 10.5 percent so far this year, not quite keeping pace with the rise in Brent crude oil.

Set automatic increases starting in 2021 to keep pace with rising wages overall (i.e., adjust the minimum wage to maintain a constant minimum wage — to — median wage ratio).

Then there's Stephen Poloz, the Bank of Canada governor who has a precarious decision to make: keep pace with rising U.S. interest rates and risk growth — not to mention driving up interest costs for heavily indebted households — or stand pat and risk a collapsing loonie.

Incomes are up, but they're not keeping pacing with rising home prices.

The limits are reviewed annually and sometimes adjusted to keep pace with rising house values.

While the Australian market has not kept pace with the rises seen in the US over recent months, over the longer term it has been considerably more stable; the ASX 200 is now around the same level as at the end of 1999, whereas the S&P 500 has fallen by about one - third over that period.

District officials said they had to increase prices in order to keep pace with rising food and labor costs.

«The minimum wage has not kept pace with rising costs of living and peoples» expenses.

Contributing to the research agenda and taking forward treatments such as Behavioural Activation is vital if our services are to keep pace with this rising demand and offer value for money.»

The player's power progression may keep pace with the rising difficulty.

90, dean of undergraduate admissions and enrollment management, and an Ed School adjunct lecturer, remains concerned that that Pell Grants, which don't need to be repaid and benefit low - income students, haven't kept pace with the rise in education costs.

But the Guide said that the number of places being created had not kept pace with the rise in the number of pupils.

Doesn't faze the rich communities any, but for the rest of us, it's killing the middle class and still not generating enough funding for teachers and schools to keep pace with rising standards, a reform agenda gone awry, unfunded state and federal mandates, and ever increasing student poverty.

Councils blame the shift on a lack of funds for new state places, leaving them unable to keep pace with the rising numbers of diagnoses.

The auditors found that while the teaching workforce has grown as a whole, secondary schools face «significant challenges» to keep pace with rising pupil numbers, which are expected to increase by a fifth in the next eight years.

While the overall number of teachers has kept pace with rising pupil numbers, teacher shortages are growing, particularly in poorer areas and at secondary level, according to the authors.

Government policies have made it harder for local councils to keep pace with rising demand for school places.

ASCL, which released the survey ahead of its conference for business leaders on Thursday, said the cutbacks were a result of government spending on education failing to keep pace with rising costs, with # 2.8 bn cut from school budgets since 2015.

The limits are reviewed annually and sometimes adjusted to keep pace with rising house values.

On the other hand, the broad U.S. bond market, as measured by the S&P U.S. Aggregate Bond Index, while returning a respectable 3.3 %, failed to keep pace with the rise in cost of future income for any respective target years.

With investment flexibility and returns based on the performance of your investment selections, you have the potential to keep pace with rising expenses.

«Over the years the Home Buyers» Plan has failed to keep pace with rising home values,» says Randall McCauley, head of federal affairs for the Canadian Real Estate Association.

This 6 % expected return assumes that the company's share price keeps pace with the rise in the dividend payment.

Pension fund returns fell below the interest rate on New Jersey's bonds, and the state, faced with budget deficits, stopped making the annual contributions required to keep pace with rising costs.

Creative, innovative learning environments on every campus keep pace with rising career areas.

Relatedly, domestically produced onshore natural gas prices were hiked 25 percent to keep pace with rising demand.

This decrease significantly undercuts the marshes» ability to build themselves up and keep pace with rising seas.»

Meanwhile, US scientists, writing in the journal Environmental Research Letters, have found that climate change «substantially» increases the risk global crop yields will fail to keep pace with rising demand.

· Coastal planners and environmental decision - makers should consider that a healthy environment is a prerequisite for coral reefs, mangroves and sea grasses to keep pace with a rising sea and to continue their coastal protection benefits

Consider paying extra for an inflation rider to help keep pace with the rising cost of care.

Long - term care insurance protection should grow to keep pace with rising costs.

To keep pace with rising costs, you'll want any coverage you buy to grow over time.

With term life insurance, you do not have to worry about the performance of your investments and whether they'll keep pace with the rising cost of your policy.

«To keep pace with rising income and changing lifestyle, one can opt for a plan where the sum insured rises every year,» said KS Gopalakrishnan, chief financial officer at Aegon Religare Life Insurance Co..

Not only does this expose us to an increased risk of fraud and a lack of transparency, it also means higher transaction fees and, in recent times, inconvenience as several exchanges have struggled to keep pace with rising demand.

Limits for both conforming loans and FHA - backed loans have been increased to help keep pace with rising home prices.

Well, there are new indicators that income growth in 2018 will not be enough to keep pace with rising home prices.

The limits are reviewed annually and sometimes adjusted to keep pace with rising house values.

But maximum loan amounts under FHA haven't kept pace with rising home prices, especially in high - cost markets, so the program hasn't been available to many borrowers.

«Even in a strong sector like travel and tourism, wages have not kept pace with the rising costs of renting or homeownership.»

Indexation will ensure the amount borrowed under the HBP will better keep pace with the rise in the cost of living.

Not exact matches

Nintendo's Wii U, meanwhile, has been a distant third in the home console market and has been forced to deliver smartphone titles, like Super Mario Run, to keep pace with mobile gaming's rise.

Fortunately, while debt levels are rising they have not kept pace with the growth in real estate prices across the country — at least for now anyway.»

And now that our careers are going, we're looking at maxing out two traditional 401Ks and two Roth IRAs this year, and we see the Roth IRA portion as a small hedge against rising future tax rates (or what I think is a bit more likely to happen — tax brackets that don't keep pace with inflation, so keep sucking in more and more people to higher brackets).