Sentences with phrase «trouble keeping up the pace»

But if you didn't want to drop $ 62,400, you'd likely find that the 3.5 - liter has no trouble keeping up the pace.

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If Macy's keeps up this pace, it could spell trouble for other department stores that are still lagging behind the new retail reality.

Perry seems to have trouble when guys keep a steady backwards pace, and choose when to piece him up, he then tends to fade, and become more hesitant with his strikes.

In a monotone that seemed to have trouble keeping up with the pace of his thoughts, Joy laid out a cautionary tale of futuristic technologies emerging at the interface of genetic engineering, nanotechnology, and robotics that threaten our very existence.

School teachers have trouble keeping up with the pace, and many pupils call science classes «boring».

Stanton revs up the pace so quickly that I couldn't figure out exactly where Dory and her parents were or how they'd gotten into or out of trouble, and a long car chase seems like a desperate move to keep kids from fidgeting.

When we're old we may have trouble keeping up with the pace of change, and the world may move on without us.

The Bishop's summary is excellent for those of us who have already followed the story but have trouble keeping up with Steve's pace and statistics.

«The banks have trouble keeping up with the pace that we need,» says Mr. Pintar.