Sentences with phrase «trouble keeping up»

During some of the video recording though, I did notice the auto - focus having a bit of trouble keeping up with me.

I hear you though, I've had a lot of trouble keeping up in blog world this summer.

Compared to animal sources, vegetables have a bit of trouble keeping up in the protein department, but there are some that contain respectable amounts of protein.

The air - conditioning system, never that strong, still has trouble keeping up on a hot day.

I have enough trouble keeping up with my immune data.

If you're putting less than 20 % of the home value down, your lender will want to insure your mortgage in case you run into trouble keeping up with the payments.

You can also have several computer - controlled survivors following around after you, although their remedial artificial intelligence has considerable trouble keeping up.

The fact is that materials are coming in so fast that we are having trouble keeping up so you may note slight discrepancies in the totals above.

However, in - house legal teams are facing trouble keeping up with the increased workload and feel the same pressure that other lawyers feel to deliver more with less.

If you are having trouble keeping up with payments with your current financial situation, one option is to extend the loan term, thereby lowering your monthly payments.

Whether your teen doesn't understand geometry or missed a few days of school and is having trouble keeping up in science, falling behind can be really stressful.

No matter your cash savings, if your housing is 60 % of your take home pay you are going to have trouble keeping up on the house.

This might sound strange to y» all given the common knowledge that I am a Kidmaniac but I have real trouble keeping up with her career.

Demand for iPhone X will be so strong, Kuo said, that the supply chain may have trouble keeping up until sometime in the first half of 2018.

rock11kmg: I have a 10 month old and I have had trouble keeping up as well.

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The iPhone 5 debuted at the tail end of the quarter, and Apple has had trouble keeping up with demand for it.

I wouldn't mind getting in touch with some of these thinkers, but right now, I am having enough trouble keeping up with my current study projects, let alone finding time to get out in the community to help and serve others.

Frequency response is excellent and movies and games sound great, but the TV has trouble keeping up in louder situations due to the distortion.

If you're working with borrowers who are having trouble keeping up on their mortgage, tell them to call their mortgage servicer or a HUD - approved nonprofit housing counseling agency.

The touch keyboard on the Glo has a lot of trouble keeping up with slow typing, while the Sony had no trouble, no matter how fast I typed.

If you're having trouble keeping up with the nonstop social - media posts and constantly evolving news landscape, you're not alone.

[They] always have trouble keeping up with the valuation of the first company, so one of the reasons to invest is if you think they have odds of becoming No. 1.

Bitcoin has been on such a wild ride that I'm having trouble keeping up.

The result has been a ballooning menu that staff have had trouble keeping up with.

Larger brands may have trouble keeping up with every single blog post about them.

On the other hand, if you're having trouble keeping up with your monthly payments, you could opt for an income - driven repayment plan (note that income - driven plans are an option if you have federal student loans, but are not offered by most private student loan lenders).

The obvious advantage of income - based student loan repayment is that it offers some flexibility for borrowers who are having trouble keeping up with their payments but don't want to go into default.

If the maximum interest rate is too high, you could have trouble keeping up with your mortgage payments down the road.

But if you're having trouble keeping up with your payments, it might be worth talking with your child.

It lends itself primarily to the mechanical, mathematical, engineering types (which is a good thing) but most others have trouble keeping up.

I wonder if that isn't another balancing act we have trouble keeping up with.

You can pause to whisk in the olive oil if you are having trouble keeping up with both hands.

Serious question cuz I've had trouble keeping up the last few days (12 hour work days and sick baby and wife), but is there anyone left we even want?

I do all mine as PDFs because my netbook has trouble keeping up to speed with PPTs.

The Pacers had trouble keeping up with the Joneses as Steve finished with 28 and Jimmy had 26 in the 108 - 102 victory.

Oddsmakers are having trouble keeping up with the uptick in scoring.

If that Chelsea turns again, the Gunners may have trouble keeping up with them.

Larentowicz simply had trouble keeping up.

If it drips faster, your baby may have trouble keeping up with the flow of milk.

She loves helping to take care of baby brother and also has no trouble keeping up with her big sister.

Who doesn't have trouble keeping up with housework with the arrival of a new baby?

Really want to start changing somethings in my life get healthier, lose weight, get some energy going it is getting time to think about gardening and I have a granddaughter I'm having trouble keeping up with.

Jenny, despite having successfully nursed two previous infants, had trouble keeping up her milk supply for an unknown reason.

He's also likely to be wanting to spend as much time as possible with his baby and if mom is having trouble keeping up with the washing and cleaning this will take time away from his bonding if he's having to also clean on a weekend.

I first read it in the context of a mother with a full supply who goes out to work and has trouble keeping up the pumping, but when I reread it I understood AM's comment.