Sentences with phrase «least keeping pace»

This means that my emergency fund is at least keeping pace with current inflation, which is awesome.

At least keep the pace on both wings and have someone to cross it to.

Indeed, uptake of CO2 by surface reservoirs has at least kept pace with the rapid growth of emissions [187].

Those gains might seem small but when viewed over two decades they accumulate to 30 percent of a standard deviation, enough to bring the United States within the range of, or to at least keep pace with, the world's leaders.

While your investment may post gains over time, it may actually be losing value if it does not at least keep pace with the rate of inflation.

This combination is intended to avoid excessive volatility but has the potential to earn returns that at least keep pace with the rate of inflation.

The Antarctic, in a 14m higher sea level world (what, you think the Antarctic won't at least keep pace with Greenland?)

Indeed, uptake of CO2 by surface reservoirs has at least kept pace with the rapid growth of emissions [187].

Not exact matches

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.

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.»

«The Fed is signaling it is keeping to the gradual path and not hiking rates at faster pace (at least for now),» Alvin Liew, senior economist for UOB in Singapore, said in a note.

If you personally have issues with the speed of change, imagine what companies contend with: To keep up and stay relevant, they have to adapt their branding, marketing and sales efforts at a pace at least as fast as that of the new techologies» debuts.

ADP's number was also below earlier analyst estimates of at least 200,000 new jobs added each month for the remainder of 2012, and barely above the 150,000 new jobs needed simply to keep pace with economic growth and new job market entrants.

Cereals and bars need to keep pace with food industry trends, not least nutrition from natural sources.

Campbell at least adds pace down the flank and I'm saying we needed a wide player due to the fact we kept overloading the right and center which resulted in us losing the ball multiple times.

This hot start has shown that they'll be in the thick of things for at least the next few months, and they'll need everyone to play at their best in order to keep pace with the Nationals all season.

At least Gibbs would have kept up with the pace of the likes of Mane, to apply some pressure.

Redknapp has Urged the French tactician to sign at least two new players in summer to keep up with the pace Liverpool, Spurs and Manchester City are on.

Blind has been solid at the back alongside Smalling but as a full - back his pace is suspect to say the least which begs the question why wasn't Rojo used as a direct replacement for Shaw to keep the partnership of Smalling and Blind together.

Yet Matz's study suggests that, extreme events aside, the corals show signs of adapting quickly enough to keep pace with warming waters — at least for now.

With the treadmill you at least have to keep up with the pace you set.

Instead, it struggles to keep pace with «Boondock Saints,» which was more preposterous, though less clichéd, at least for its time.

The dialogue is perfect and though the film moves at a leisurely pace (at least by today's standards), it keeps the intrigue and the infighting going all the way.

We should at least try to keep pace with them.

Even some of the Enterprise customers acknowledge that more larger and formal learning requests have to reside within an LMS, but informal and bite - sized content is best to be spread directly, without the least amount of friction, to keep up the pace of the business.

If you don't have a mechanism to renew your enthusiasm or at least sustain it and keep it going, then over time your organisational capacity will diminish — and the same is true for principals and teachers personal capacity to keep pace with educational change.

These authors» logic is that if industry expects students to be prepared with high tech skills, then school spending must at least equal industry spending in order to keep pace with current market needs.

While the Boxster S remains the more rewarding steer, the new TT RS Roadster will at least raise a smile on a twisting road and with so much straight - line performance the Audi will keep pace with much more expensive machinery.

The steering feels sharper and a little weightier than before, and while you'll never forget that you're in something a little large (not least on some of Britain's narrow country roads), there's a deftness to the Panamera that instils plenty of confidence and encourages you to keep pace brisk.

Either way, even a 7 % return that at least partially keeps pace with inflation when long bonds are yielding 4 % isn't such a bad deal, IMHO.

In order to keep pace with inflation (or at least try) it should be an interest - bearing savings account.

When college costs increase 4 % year over year (at least) for private schools, then a CD or savings account will do little to keep pace (even with the likely increase in market interest rates coming later this year).

If annual inflation was 3 %, an investor would want to receive at least $ 115,927 on an original investment of $ 100,000 at the end of 5 years, to keep pace with inflation.

Keep training sessions regular (at least a few minutes every day) and fun, and the Miniature Schnauzer can learn to do just about anything, from retrieving a ball to competing in dog sports like competitive obedience and agility (a fast - paced obstacle course race).

If they maintain a healthy pace as the company keeps shipping numbers at normal levels at least they can avoid shipping too many should demand suddenly drop in the coming months.

Sculpture has not merely kept pace with this growth but has led the way — at least since the 1960s, which brought us such macro-minded Minimalists as Donald Judd and Tony Smith; massive Earthworks like Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty in Utah (1970) and Michael Heizer's Double Negative (1969) in the Nevada desert; and Christo's 1976 California project, Running Fence.

These considerations make it very likely that at least some populations and species would likely go extinct, and even more will likely drop below viable numbers of individuals within the next few decades simply because they could not disperse across fragmented landscapes fast enough to keep pace with movement of their required climate zones.

That means scaling up current advanced biofuels production by at least 50 times to keep pace with the 2DS requirements by 2030.

Global inventories are set to keep building at least until late 2016, but at a much slower pace than observed this year.

You will not be able to keep pace, but you can still keep your skills fresh, or at least fresher.

The government should be leading this new development or, at the very least, keeping up with the pace...

At least 2 years of bookkeeping experience in Professional Services (IT) or Digital Agency Industry Experience working with any form or type of accounting program (i.e. Quickbooks, NetSuite and etc.) Bank reconciliation experience Microsoft Office or / and Gmail experience a must (Google Sheets / Doc) Maintain business insurances Ensure timely processing for semi-monthly payroll Ensure timely processing for commission reports Financial forecasting for end of year projections Budgeting for month to month expenses Keep Track of Sales Commissions / Projects Profitability Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Ability to work in a fast - paced environment Works well under pressure and tight deadlines Experience working as part of a team is a plus Quick learner Self - starter

As a matter of fact, in 30 years, it is possible to do at least 2 fairly major rehabs just to keep pace with renter expectations and to maintain the highest rental income.