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Airlines say ticket prices have not kept pace with costs.
In most states their salaries haven't kept pace with inflation.
Meanwhile, she kept pace with him, rapidly, step for step.
Unfortunately, growth has not kept pace with increasing health costs.
But the level of funding has not kept pace with technology.
Unfortunately, the federal government has not kept pace with these trends.
Since late January, tech shares have nearly kept pace with utilities.
But the regulated supply has not kept pace with the need.
Furthermore, wage growth never kept pace with the most recent expansion.
But the nation's energy infrastructure has not kept pace with those changes.
Furthermore, Ohio's job growth has not kept pace with the national average.
South Carolina kept pace with Florida and Kentucky in the SEC standings.
Rental income has not kept pace with prices, weakening the investment case.
Consumer debt also has kept pace with GDP increases, indicating little threat there.
And global stocks have kept pace with S&P 500 gains this year.
Sales-tax receipts have kept pace with inflation, a sign of resilient consumption.
The resolutions of the new displays have kept pace with the screen size.
The scope of AFRI's resources, however, has not kept pace with its successes.
The Rockies kept pace with a 2-0 win at the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Other than a cellphone, I haven't really kept pace with the new technology.
But PBS hasn't quite kept pace with the American appetite for the show.
We kept pace with hawks as we wound past soaring cliffs and roaring riverbeds.
Edmund kept pace with Monfils, however, in the second set before dominating the tiebreak.
The rules governing their actions have not always kept pace with the public mood.
For a generation, though, public-sector hiring has not kept pace with population growth.
But the development of new water supplies has not kept pace with population growth.
Has the DoD kept pace with these developments and the evolution of special operations?
The station's human resources practices had not kept pace with its growth, employees said.
The size of the offset package has not kept pace with those increases, however.
It would be 32 cents per gallon today if it had kept pace with inflation.
The Suns committed seven turnovers in the quarter but kept pace with 225 percent shooting.
The USDA's entire budget has not kept pace with the growth seen in other agencies.
There appears to be no scale effects, as losses have kept pace with revenue growth.
However, many workers report that McDonald's wages have not kept pace with rising minimum wages.
Some Emiratis acknowledge that their laws have not kept pace with a rapidly changing society.
Federal grants have not kept pace with rising costs, and states have slashed student aid.
And the availability of trained caregivers has not kept pace with the surge in prevalence.
The problem: Overall, the D.C. region's building has not kept pace with its population growth.
Over the past several years, funding for Pell Grants has not kept pace with student needs.
Fixed asset investment growth kept pace with the final few months of last year, Ning said.
Wage growth kept pace, with average hourly earnings up by 1783 percent on an annualized basis.
The security of our voting system has not kept pace with the current and emerging threats.
I mean, if our sewage system has kept pace with government, we'd still be in outhouses.
But resources from the federal government have not kept pace with the rise in STD rates.
But resources from the federal government have not kept pace with the rise in STD rates.
U.S. truck fleets have not kept pace with growing demand for different reasons, industry executives said.
In 2015, Tencent kept pace with Facebook, with $15.4 billion in revenue compared to Facebook's $17.9 billion.
Lorries have kept pace with cars in the race to commercialise self-driving vehicles for two reasons.
He was concerned also that infrastructure improvements have not kept pace with development in the city's core.
The third group comprises metros in which new-construction activity has kept pace with rapid employment growth.
"The company hasn't kept pace with innovation, and the sector faces long-term problems," the person said.
Investors will look to see if Europe's banks kept pace with the majority of their American counterparts.
The Panthers (2131-218) kept pace with the first-place New Orleans Saints in the N.F.C. South.
New England kept pace with the San Francisco 49ers (6-0) as the NFL's only undefeated squads.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has not kept pace with these realities.
This comes as budget spending on healthcare for ordinary Russians, while rising, has not kept pace with inflation.
At the same time, wage growth has not kept pace with the rising cost of college, she added.
Aid for the millions of people affected has sharply risen, but it has not kept pace with demands.
Of the four economies, only China's dollar GDP has kept pace with those optimistic 2011 projections (see chart).
But tariff reviews have not kept pace with rising cost, worsened now by the naira devaluation, analysts say.
It was in high school when I realized that manned spaceflight hadn't kept pace with my childhood expectations.
However, our current federal government organization model has not kept pace with the needs of the 21st century.
And while domestic biodiesel production has grown in that time, it has not kept pace with the mandate.
The Medicare program has not kept pace with changes in innovation and payment for genetic testing and counseling.
The Bulls kept pace with Indiana for the eighth and final spot in the Eastern Conference playoff race.
They shared workplace horror stories and talked about how their wages had not kept pace with escalating rents.
They shared workplace horror stories and talked about how their wages had not kept pace with escalating rents.
Steyer countered by noting that a minimum wage that kept pace with cost of living would be $85033.
Bitcoin's network has not kept pace with its growth and is unable to process all the transactions fast enough.
The problem is simply that the technology used for accessibility hasn't kept pace with the rest of the world.
Over the last 125 years (since 1890), annualized returns to housing barely kept pace with inflation at 0.39 percent.
Christian Yelich also homered for the Brewers, who kept pace with the Chicago Cubs in the National League Central.
The company's claims of legal legitimacy, however, skirted the fact that regulations haven't kept pace with advances in technology.
From illustration to industrial design, her work kept pace with the tastes of the tumultuous ages her career traversed.
Mr. Miller's films also kept pace with new styles of skiing and innovations in the sport over the decades.
Oklahoma education funding per pupil is among the lowest in the country and has not kept pace with inflation.
"The law hasn't kept pace with technology, and this disconnect has created a significant public-safety problem," Comey said.
They say that the tax hasn't been hiked since the mid-1990s -- and thus hasn't kept pace with inflation.
The upper middle class has kept pace with the economy, while the middle class and poor have fallen behind.
Growth in income per person has kept pace with America's for 43 years despite all the upheavals of that period.
"Logan" has also largely kept pace with the social media darling "Deadpool" on Instagram, according to engagement measuring firm Spredfast.
The EEO-1 has not kept pace with changes in industry or the American workforce over the past half century.
Siegel Bernard reports that financial aid discounts, like the ones Tough writes about, haven't kept pace with the reduced tuition.
For most of the night, Wizards star John Wall kept pace with Thomas as the two went shot-for-shot.
Only Romania has kept pace with the Czechs, raising its benchmark rate in three steps to 2.50 percent this year.
The clothes kept pace with that eccentricity: royal blue turbans, a multitiered black pagoda hat and colorful patterned head scarves.
The Astros kept pace with the New York Yankees for the best record in the majors, each with 99 wins.
Almost no matter how it's measured, longevity in the United States has not kept pace with that of other nations.
That assumption, which many economists criticized as overly optimistic, was key to ensuring that federal revenues kept pace with spending.
The Australians kept pace with the Britons for most of the race but their pace slipped in the latter stages.
Wages have not kept pace with inflation, and an IMF-backed reform programme has brought higher taxes and lower subsidies.
The stock is down 14% over the last month, but have otherwise kept pace with the broader market in 2019.
Yet consistently, apartment occupancy growth has nearly kept pace with supply growth, as demand for apartments has been robust throughout 2018.
San Francisco (81-72) kept pace with the New York Mets (81-72) for the two National League wild-card spots.
Many experts fear that the aviation industry has not kept pace with the threat hackers pose to increasingly computer-connected airplanes.
The company's shares have kept pace with its user growth and have risen nearly 60 percent in the past one year.
But his aligned super-PAC, which has been raising money since April, has kept pace with the group supporting DeSantis. Rep.
While states have led the way in reform, our federal laws have not kept pace with the obvious need for change.
Restaurants now plead to be included, even though the cost of admission to Restaurant Week has not kept pace with inflation.
Felder: Educator frustration in Oklahoma has been growing for years as public school funding has not kept pace with student growth.
Milwaukee, meanwhile, kept pace with the NL Central-leading Chicago Cubs, who hold a 3 1/2-game lead atop the division.
That's a time-consuming process, and it's partly why it feels like innovations in battery tech haven't kept pace with electronics tech.
The cost of housing, food and travel has risen steeply, whereas interest rates on bank deposits have barely kept pace with inflation.
Bank controls to mitigate conduct risk "have not kept pace" with the rapid shift toward a sales-dominated culture, the report stressed.
In three of the potential pickup states of Arizona, Colorado and Maine, Democrats either outperformed or kept pace with their Republican rivals.
The economy had been growing at an extraordinary 6 percent a year, and, thanks to strong unions, wages kept pace with profits.
"If you've been in short-term high-quality paper for the last 10 years, you haven't kept pace with inflation," said Cortazzo.
Since the Great Recession, or after 211,231 jobs were lost, job creation in education never kept pace with the growing student enrollment.
The letter struck at Francis' chief vulnerability, his record on sex abuse, where his actions have not kept pace with his promises.
The quality of health care in China has not kept pace with the country's economic expansion, reports The Times's Sui-Lee Wee.
White voters' shift to the right has easily kept pace with demographic change, as David Byler of The Weekly Standard has suggested.
Simply put, the negative rhetoric surrounding drilling in ANWR has not kept pace with scientific advances in the oil and gas industry.
OUTSIDE BUSINESS ACTIVITIES AND PRIVATE SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS Supervision has not kept pace with the vast expansion of the private securities sector(here).
"In the '70s, Lorne noticed that while movies and music had kept pace with the counterculture, television was still square," Ms. Morrison said.
Small caps — stocks with a market capitalization of less than $2 billion — originally kept pace with in a rally back from December lows.
If the wage ceiling had kept pace with the income gains of high earners over the decades, it would be about $250,000 today.
However, behind a game-high 23 points from Chris Joyce, Air Force kept pace with San Diego State for much of the night.
The rail network has not kept pace with the long-term population shift to cities or the increase in freight traffic from ports.
For years, carmakers kept pace with European Union CO21.2 goals by shrinking engine capacities, while adding turbo chargers to make up lost power.
Wages barely kept pace with inflation, which has been fuelled by the pound's decline since the 2016 vote to leave the European Union.
Because it hasn't kept pace with inflation, the Pew Research Reports, the minimum wage has lost around 9.6 percent of its purchasing power.
For the first 10 minutes, running back and forth from both all four sides of the house, I kept pace with the embers.
There are certainly countless grandparents who have kept pace with the changing landscape and track the newest Apple rumors just like the youngsters.
If it had kept pace with other relevant benchmarks, like average wages and productivity growth, it would be $11 to nearly $19 today.
In John Corigliano's "Conjurer," a percussion concerto, players kept pace with the sonic frenzy unleashed by Martin Grubinger, the hyperkinetic young Austrian percussionist.
But as surgical patients are electing to keep their eyes wide open, doctor-patient protocol has not kept pace with the new practice.
EPI estimates that had the minimum wage kept pace with labor productivity growth since 1968, it would be more than $20 an hour currently.
In sub-Saharan Africa, a region that, excluding South Africa, uses less electricity than New York state, electrification barely kept pace with population growth.
Sanders has largely kept pace with Clinton in the money race throughout the campaign, logging $20 million in January alone, according to his campaign.
The Toronto Raptors kept pace with Bucks in the race for the best record in the league by beating the Orlando Magic on Monday.
Intel's processor kept pace with anything I threw at it, whether it was a quick race in Asphalt 8 or rapidly bouncing between apps.
As with the riyal, the yuan has just about kept pace with the dollar's ascent over the past two years, leaving it looking expensive.
But tariff reviews have not kept pace with rising costs, worsened by a 30 percent devaluation of the naira currency in June, analysts say.
Additionally, state funding for its insurance plan for public employees hasn't kept pace with inflation, meaning that it essentially cuts insurance coverage every year.
One look at your most recent statement and you'll probably note that these types of investments have most likely kept pace with the market.
The WTO rule book has simply not kept pace with the competitive landscape in technology or in addressing China's hybrid economic system and practices.
However, the broader perspective on these education trends brings into question whether the benefits of some policies have kept pace with their tremendous costs.
The Rockies kept pace with the Cardinals with a 212-2272 victory over the Diamondbacks, with German Marquez striking out 2269 over 22015 innings.
And federal and state health laws, written to ensure competent medical care and drug safety, have not kept pace with online services, they say.
The law enforcement community has claimed that laws have not kept pace with innovation, preventing investigators from gaining information necessary to keep us safe.
State laws intended to prevent identity theft have not kept pace with the sophistication and scale of the crimes, a lag that can hamstring prosecutors.
The simple truth is that salaries have not kept pace with the cost of living, and many young adults see their parents and others struggling.
Longer term Chinese government bond yields are down too since January and haven't kept pace with the rise in yields elsewhere in the Western world.
Revenue growth for smaller companies has largely kept pace with that of large-cap companies, said Steven DeSanctis, equity strategist at Jefferies in New York.
Over his 11 years of teaching, pay raises have not kept pace with the cost of living in the fast-growing Phoenix area, Bowman said.
Some city-owned equipment has been repaired or upgraded since Katrina -- sometimes at federal expense -- but local investment hasn't kept pace with the system's needs.
A senior U.S. defense official said on Tuesday Taiwan's defense spending had not kept pace with the threat posed by China and should be increased.
The domestic economy never kept pace with the success of exports, and the gap between the export-driven north and the rural south has widened.
But grief is not too strong a word to use to capture my emotions, and those of many others who kept pace with his work.
Self-driving vehicle technology has advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years, but government regulations have not kept pace with the rate of innovation.
Given that fewer students hold marijuana in disregard, researchers are perplexed but relieved that use of marijuana has not kept pace with attitudes toward it.
Air Force (9-83, 3-9) kept pace with San Diego State for much of the night behind a game-high 23 points from Chris Joyce.
Wall Street has been stuck in what one executive recently said was "the Dark Ages " of wealth management services that haven't kept pace with technological change.
Part of the challenge for lower-polling candidates who haven't kept pace with the top tier in fundraising, aides to several campaigns said, has been money.
" The spokesperson described this as a wider industry issue, adding that "the infrastructure needed to recycle has not kept pace with the emergence of paper straws.
The Panthers rode Koch down the stretch as he delivered eight straight points as UNI kept pace with North Carolina State into the final 90 seconds.
"The marketplace has changed significantly in recent years, and ATF's guidance to FFLs on these issues has not kept pace with developments in commerce," he wrote.
By some estimates if productivity increases had kept pace with the mid-20th-century norm, l median incomes would be $40,000 higher than they are today.
Had the United States kept pace with the rest of the world, about 10,000 fewer Americans each year — or almost 30 every day — would be killed.
Verdad's main leveraged company fund lagged its small-cap benchmark in the first two quarters of this year but kept pace with a broader global benchmark.
The letter struck at Francis's chief vulnerability: his record on confronting sexual abuse, on which critics say his actions have not kept pace with his promises.
In recent decades, the wage cap has not kept pace with the income gains of high earners; if it had, it would be about $250,000 today.
The FAA has not kept pace with developments in the industry, and has banned all but the most basic commercial activities until it can catch up.
This block grant, the primary source of funding for state treatment and prevention programs, has not kept pace with inflation and states badly need increased resources.
I should have checked out the next big game on Steam, PlayStation Network, or whatever, and kept pace with the games coming out during my absence.
The Celtics (44-32), meanwhile, kept pace with Miami (44-31) and Charlotte (533-31) in a tightly bunched battle for the third seed in the East.
As a result, the longer-term mortgage rate in Switzerland has actually risen, as banks' refinancing costs have not kept pace with the drop in market rates.
The XLF, whose stocks include J.P. Morgan and Bank of America, has gained 4% in the past four weeks and kept pace with the broader market gains.
Britain is experiencing a housing crisis as homebuilding has not kept pace with demand, driving up property prices, with rents rising faster than wages and homelessness soaring.
Here's a closer look at the 249 key House races in California: 513th District National security strategist Jessica Morse, a Democrat, has kept pace with GOP Rep.
However, the recent scandals over social media data privacy and information integrity show that these safeguards haven't kept pace with the unique challenges of the digital age.
But it hasn't kept pace with rivals Bird and Lime, which have rapidly expanded, raised hundreds of millions of dollars and sometimes rankled cities with aggressive tactics.
However, it remains a low-income country and investment in infrastructure has not kept pace with a rapidly rising population, let alone spending on health and education.
She topped her GOP rival's contact among those voters 6900 percent to 2628 percent, while Trump kept pace with Clinton when contacting voters age 28503 and older.
Lou Williams has kept pace with 32 and 36 points, respectively, over the last two outings, and the tandem has made 23 3-pointers in that span.
Being constantly connected to the world is one of the many benefits of our advanced society, but unfortunately, privacy regulations haven't kept pace with the advances we've made.
"The company has not kept pace with how the customer has evolved and how consumers shop today," interim CEO Mary Winston told analysts on a conference call Wednesday.
"Our laws have not kept pace with technology and how abusers can use it to harass, intimidate and humiliate intimate partners," said Governor Cuomo when signing the bill.
New orders for China's manufacturers kept pace with April at 52.3, with export orders firming a touch by 0.1 percentage point to 50.7, suggesting external demand held up.
But the nation's energy infrastructure has not kept pace with those changes, and the Senate bill is designed to take the first major steps in reshaping that infrastructure.
Trump's comment tapped into a debate over whether Postal Service pricing has kept pace with the rise of e-commerce, which has flooded the mail with small packages.
The stock prices of major health care companies have not kept pace with the broader market so far in 2019, even though the industry is flush with cash.
"Chinese MLRS technology has kept pace with American products, which have also successfully merged rockets and missiles," the former instructor with the PLA&aposs Second Artillery Corp said.
The updated rules the judge blocked would have raised the threshold to $913 a week, about where it would have been if it had kept pace with inflation.
The royalty rates, rental charges, and other fees associated with development have not kept pace with inflation, let alone the environmental and social costs of mining and drilling.
Its shares have kept pace with the S&P 500 index in the past decade and are valued on a higher multiple of free cashflow than Alphabet, Google's parent.
But whereas the deposit for a parliamentary candidate in Britain remained fixed at £150 from 1918 until 1985 (it is now £500), the Japanese rates kept pace with inflation.
Internationally, the worst countries for drivers in the INRIX database were developing economies with capital cities whose road and public-transit systems have not kept pace with population growth.
"At the end of the day, what has happened here is legislation has not yet kept pace with technology," AFP's deputy commissioner, Michael Phelan, said during a press conference.
The root of the tension, economists say, is that wage growth has not kept pace with an increase in productivity and the cost of living, despite a recent uptick.
It goes without saying that sex ed hasn't really kept pace with technology, but it would've been cool to know some simple rules about sexting or approaching people online.
The British government set out long-term plans in February to tackle England's chronic shortage of housing, largely blamed on failures to ensure homebuilding has kept pace with demand.
BEIJING (Reuters) - Wages in China kept pace with economic growth in the first half of 2016 but maintaining that will be difficult, the country's statistics bureau said on Sunday.
Yet a year after Mr. Macron unveiled an aggressive agenda to turn France into "a start-up nation," it is unclear if reality has kept pace with his rhetoric.
With the win, Tampa Bay (95-64) kept pace with Oakland (95-63) and remain one-half game behind the A's for the first American League wild-card spot.
They ensure that you can leap in and enjoy the new stuff you've paid for almost as soon as it arrives, even if you haven't kept pace with everyone else.
North Carolina (22-5, 12-234 Atlantic Coast Conference), which was fresh off toppling top-ranked Duke on Wednesday night, kept pace with Virginia and Duke atop the ACC standings.
Indonesia's electricity generation capacity growth hasn't kept pace with demand, and this often leads to power shortages and a low electrification ratio, according to the U.S. Energy Information Agency (EIA).
Buttigieg could very well end up as one of the top fundraisers of the second quarter, but whether he kept pace with his massive April showing remains to be seen.
That is because wages, despite a recent rise, haven't kept pace with health care costs, said Sara Collins, vice president for health care coverage and access at the Commonwealth Fund.
The indicator has not kept pace with other business surveys, so a healthy number here would be positive for markets — if it weren't for the complication of the Iran-U.
"Consistently, apartment occupancy growth has nearly kept pace with supply growth, as demand for apartments has been robust throughout 2018," noted Barbara Denham, senior economist at Reis, in a December report.
He said the biggest hits in this space can make up to a billion dollars per game, but that overall AAA game revenues haven't kept pace with the cost of development.
Home price appreciation in major U.S. metropolitan areas in the first month of the year kept pace with recent gains as inventory remained low, S&P Dow Jones Indices reported Tuesday.
Qualifying to take in money as EB-5 investments is easy enough with some statistical and verbal manipulation, and the program is loosely regulated and has not kept pace with inflation.
On statewide tests for third through eighth graders this year, New York City's most troubled schools kept pace with the rest of city schools, showing similar gains in reading and math.
My other criticism is that The Times hasn't kept pace with or properly informed its readers of the exceptional work David Fahrenthold has done for The Post on the Trump Foundation.
Yet staffing levels and training in the nation's migration bureaucracies have not kept pace with the demand, leading to long delays in adjudication and impeding access for many migrants, advocates contend.
France has built new processing centers and accelerated asylum decisions, but the authorities have not kept pace with the steady stream of new arrivals, and emergency housing for migrants is limited.
Medicare policy simply hasn't kept pace with technological advances; and tragically, this disparity is threatening the lives of older Americans with blood cancers – and strips them of hope for a cure.
In fact, Washington is on track to collect well more than half a trillion dollars more per year than they would if government revenue collection just kept pace with economic growth.
Why it matters: Teacher salaries have not kept pace with rising housing costs, and several reports show new teachers are unable to afford rent in at least 50 major U.S. cities.
The second group is the upper middle class — roughly the 90th to 99th percentiles of earners — whose pay increases have essentially kept pace with economic growth: Not great, but not bad.
Peppe Femling kept pace with the leaders before handing over to Nelin, who in turn put Sebastian Samuelsson in a good position at the head of the pack before Lindstroem took over.
Brewers 6, Tigers 5 Ryan Braun hit a pair of solo homers, including a go-ahead shot in the eighth, and Milwaukee kept pace with the Chicago Cubs in edging visiting Detroit.
The rate and scale of research has not kept pace with the interest, says Hill, who believes there is little motivation to invest in studies because people are buying the products regardless.
While the company has seen some major progress toward that vision beneath Facebook, it still hasn't entirely kept pace with the white-hot expectations that some investors had set toward that vision.
Manchester City kept pace with its likely title rivals Manchester United and Chelsea by beating West Ham, 723-1, on Sunday for its third straight victory to start the Premier League season.
He said the biggest hits in this space can make up to a billion dollars per game, but that overall big-budget-game revenues haven't kept pace with the cost of development.
However, the system has not kept pace with the rapid digitization of the financial industry due to a requirement that a physical pen-on-paper signature must be received from the consumer.
However, as the rise in synthetic identity theft teaches, abuse of SSNs can lead to significant financial insecurity as criminals exploit a system that has not kept pace with changing criminal tactics.
As I detail in my last book, the tax revenues of local governments have not kept pace with their social expenditures, prompting those authorities to borrow from banks to fund public services.
The Heat (29-34), which won 18 of its past 343 games, kept pace with the Detroit Pistons in the battle for the eighth and final playoff position in the Eastern Conference.
The visitors kept pace with Denver and pulled within 47-41 on Mykhailiuk's 3-pointer with 3:39 left, but the Nuggets closed the half out to lead 59-46 at intermission.
And while the progress we've made cutting emissions hasn't kept pace with increasingly loud calls for action, we're now at least discussing radical decarbonization strategies commensurate with the scale of the problem.
Life expectancy for Americans ages 25 to 64 has not kept pace with other wealthy countries, decreasing for the third year in a row, a comprehensive study published Tuesday in JAMA shows.
Laurent led the Cowboys with seven points as Oklahoma State kept pace with the Red Raiders thanks to an 18-13 edge in rebounds and an 8-2 advantage in second-chance scoring.
In a further sign of selling into next year, the average for the 12 futures contracts expiring in 2017, called the calendar strip, has not kept pace with gains in this year's prices.
The Suns kept pace with nine points by Warren and six from Troy Daniels, who followed a 3-pointer with three free throws to tie the game at 48 with 3:21 left.
But the gasoline taxes that historically paid for maintenance are waning because of more efficient vehicles, changing driving habits, and state and federal gasoline tax rates that have not kept pace with inflation.
For the next three decades, the two weeks of paid vacation time offered by many private employers and negotiated in many union contracts in the United States kept pace with other advanced countries.
Despite the state's commitment to build more supportive housing, the creation of units has not kept pace with demand, and existing facilities are struggling to stay open, Ms. Lasicki and other advocates said.
Britain said it would tax the revenue that online platforms such as Google, Facebook and Amazon make in the country to update a system that had not kept pace with changing digital business models.
Clowney kept pace with Mack, who has had a more successful NFL career than Clowney after being selected fifth overall three years ago in the same draft class as the Texans' converted outside linebacker.
When investors view the Wiltshire 5000 total market cap to GDP ratio, it becomes strikingly clear that economic growth has not at all kept pace with booming stock values in the past few years.
Over in the AFC, Pats quarterback Tom Brady kept pace with sophomore sensation (and possible league MVP) Pat Mahomes, knocking Mahomes and the Chiefs out of the playoffs with an impressive overtime touchdown drive.
Over time, Modern Love has kept pace with the ever-multiplying varieties of human connection, and 80,000 submissions, 670 published columns, one book and 99 podcasts later, the paper is celebrating the column's teenagehood.
Partly that's a result of the numbers: Judged strictly by the volume of bills introduced in state legislatures, the abortion rights movement simply hasn't kept pace with efforts to chip away at Roe v. Wade.
So far the rate of increase in the number of public charging-points in rich countries has just about kept pace with the growth of EVs, says Sean O'Flynn of Alix Partners, a consulting firm.
Former SWIFT Chief Executive Leonard Schrank said it appeared that SWIFT's security efforts had not kept pace with the criminals increased sophistication and that the co-operative needed to work hard to restore its reputation.
The Celtics (44-32), meanwhile, gained ground on Atlanta (45-32) and kept pace with Miami (44-31) and Charlotte (44-31) in a tightly bunched battle for the No. 3 spot in the East.
It's true we've made some progress in acquiring and deploying missile defenses since the late 1990's, often at Congress' thoughtful direction and insistence, but we've arguably not kept pace with the threat since then.
Rallying from a double-figure deficit for the third time in a division game, Tennessee kept pace with Jacksonville atop the South with a 24-13 decision over the Houston Texans Sunday in Nissan Stadium.
That pressure has kept pace with the investigation into his own staffers and campaign by Robert Mueller, the special counsel appointed to investigate Russian meddling in the US election and possible collusion with Trump's campaign.
Growth of Financial Tech Industry Requires Unified Regulation | American regulators have not kept pace with the explosion of financial technology firms, partly because of an outdated patchwork of state rules, Gina Chon writes in Breakingviews.
More broadly, the cultural and policy shifts that prevent many kids from picking up cigarettes -- including FDA regulation and a "long history of prevention programs" -- simply haven't kept pace with the vaping boom, Leventhal added.
Outdated laws that have not kept pace with the advent of the internet and cybersecurity challenges, as well as arcane information sharing rules between Australian intelligence agencies, would be likely candidates for reform, he said.
Support for those trying to balance home and work life hasn't kept pace with changing demographics, nor has the division of domestic labor shifted to reflect the rise of women in the medical work force.
If its budget had kept pace with the Consumer Price Index since fiscal 2010, it would be $3.193 billion higher in fiscal 2019 than the $11.1 billion that has just been allocated, Ms. Romig said.
But the struggle, with no resolution five years in and many thousands of dollars spent on legal fees, provides just one example of why building in California (and elsewhere) has not kept pace with demand.
Junior forward Keita Bates-Diop produced 17 points and 12 rebounds for his eighth double-double this season to lead the Buckeyes (17-4, 8-23), who kept pace with Purdue atop the Big Ten standings.
"The currency supply by RBI has not kept pace with the growth in the economy and that is the reason the demand for cash has increased," said State Bank of India's chief economist Soumya Kanti Ghosh.
But while Pell Grants continue to be the primary financial aid component targeting low-income students, the award has not kept pace with the rising costs of college or falling family median income throughout the country.
"I assume that when my information — if my information is breached, as part of some hacking, it'll be from some 20- or 30-year-old corporation that hasn't kept pace with the broader industry," he said.
The semi-annual series of presentations and runway shows that showcases the latest designer collections to a crowd of international buyers, press, celebrities, and fans hasn't kept pace with our advances in technology, industry, or globalization.
Avalanche 4, Sharks 3 Colorado's top line of Gabriel Landeskog, Nathan MacKinnon and Vladislav Namestnikov combined for three goals and five assists as the Avalanche kept pace with the Blues with a win in San Jose.
But, at the very least, weak inflation is evidence that supply has kept pace with demand, even as weak wage growth is evidence that enough workers have become available to accommodate the rising need for them.
And yet, arts funding has not kept pace, with the most significant form of federal support increasing to around 177 million Australian dollars ($210 million) in the last fiscal year, up only 2100 percent from 275.
Evgeni Malkin (54 points) has no qualms with his line and kept pace with Crosby (43 points) as the former Hart Trophy winner notched two assists Sunday to record his 16th multi-point contest of the season.
For instance, the review "found that some policies, procedures and controls at WWP have not kept pace with the organization's rapid growth in recent years and are in need of strengthening," the organization said in its statement.
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's real estate investment in April kept pace with the previous month, as developers continued to start projects in response to surging home sales, which are giving a much-needed boost to the slowing economy.
Swedbank, which rivals Handelsbanken as Sweden's biggest mortgage lender with roughly a quarter of the market, said margins on new Swedish mortgages was in line with its existing stock while volume growth kept pace with the market.
However, as the need for energy kept pace with the human population, dams were built throughout the coastal waterways, and this rampant construction brought on the long decline of Alosa pseudoharengus and many other migratory fish species.
Ryan Braun hit a pair of solo homers, including a go-ahead shot in the eighth, and the Milwaukee Brewers kept pace with the Chicago Cubs with a 6-5 win over the visiting Detroit Tigers on Friday.
In 2013 the AELTC rolled out a Wimbledon Master Plan aimed at making sure the grasscourt Grand Slam kept pace with its rivals — the Australian Open, French Open and U.S. Open — in terms of facilities and crowd experience.
"That rent increase is about six times greater than the growth in average hourly earnings, putting the poorest workers at an increased risk of homelessness because wages simply haven't kept pace with housing expenses," the Associated Press reported.
While wages have ticked up since a low in the early 90s, the main source of income for most working- and middle-class Americans has not kept pace with the income and wealth shares of the top 1%.
Russell Wilson was 219 of 2198 for 2118 yards and a touchdown for the Seahawks (213-217), who remained unbeaten in six road games this season and kept pace with first-place San Francisco in the NFC West.
Russell Wilson was 219 of 2198 for 2118 yards and a touchdown for the Seahawks (213-217), who remained unbeaten in six road games this season and kept pace with first-place San Francisco in the NFC West.
It may no longer be the economy, stupid The issue for Trump is that his 2020 prospects are so reliant on the economy while his approval ratings have not kept pace with how well he says things are going.
The coalition, which is dominated by the US military but consists of dozens of nations, has not kept pace with the flurry of allegations of civilian casualties that have emerged from civilians, activists, human rights groups, NGOs, and journalists.
The company's introduction of its white spaces on the island comes as it makes moves to expand the technology to rural parts of the U.S., where internet service has not kept pace with that in urban and suburban areas.
They want the GAO to ask "whether [the process'] statutory and administrative authorities have effectively kept pace with the growing scope of foreign acquisition in strategically important sectors in the U.S." They specifically cited concerns about the communications sector.
The unions conducting the walkouts, representing workers from the Inland Revenue Department and the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment — which includes New Zealand's immigration agency — said their members' pay had not kept pace with the cost of living.
"It's not clear that our investment in inspection resources has kept pace with the increase in trade," said Michael R. Springborn, an associate professor of environmental science and policy at the University of California, Davis, who studies invasive species.
In a recent interview with The New York Times, United States Coach Jill Ellis said she felt it was "hugely important" that the use of V.A.R. in the women's game kept pace with its spread on the men's side.
MacKinnon and Landeskog each had a goal and two assists, Joonas Donskoi also scored and goaltender Pavel Francouz made 22 saves as the Avalanche kept pace with the defending Stanley Cup champion St. Louis Blues in the divisional race.
The federal Fish and Wildlife Service annually spends about $1.4 billion to protect threatened plants and animals, according to the agency's most recent expenditure report in 2016, an amount that environmentalists say has not kept pace with the need.
But immigrants' advocates say Mexico's asylum system and its ability to protect migrants have not kept pace with these demands, impeding access for many migrants to the safety they deserve and the refugee status they may be entitled to.
In a sign that party leaders (at least on the Democratic side) are taking the issue seriously, Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) testified that: Member and staff pay and benefits have not kept pace with the private sector.
White, who hit 10 of his 12 shots, finished with 23 points, and DeMar DeRozan went for 29, as the Spurs (45-33) kept pace with Oklahoma City (45-33) in their duel for seventh place in the Western Conference.
Finding a new funding stream for road and bridge construction is a priority for state and federal officials because the gas tax that primarily funds the highway trust fund hasn't kept pace with construction priorities as cars become more efficient.
He kept pace with Raiders All-Pro defensive end Khalil Mack, who has had a more successful NFL career than Clowney after being selected fifth overall three years ago in the same draft class as the Texans' converted outside linebacker.
But he added that the current formula, where the United States has a 16.52% share of voting power, followed by 6.15% for Japan and 6.09% for China -- the world's second-largest economy -- has not fully kept pace with economic reality.
For almost four decades, inflation-adjusted wage increases have not kept pace with American workers' increased productivity, nor with the rate of economic growth; middle-class Americans who are the muscle behind the nation's economy are basically working harder for less.
But he added that the current formula, where the United States has a 16.52% share of voting power, followed by 6.15% for Japan and 6.09% for China — the world's second-largest economy — has not fully kept pace with economic reality.
Our ability to answer these questions has not kept pace with our ability to prevent people from dying, said Joseph Giacino, a neuropsychologist at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston who treats and studies disorders of consciousness.
"Escalating land prices are a big reason why new supply of U.S. warehouses and distribution centers hasn't kept pace with strong demand in recent years," David Egan, the global head of CBRE's Industrial & Logistics Research division, said in a statement.
That path has narrowed because of a lack of affordable housing and low wages that have not kept pace with high rents, exacerbating a crisis in a city that is legally required to temporarily house people who say they are homeless.
A Reuters analysis of Chinese social media shows that interest in the iPhone X - which spiked around its launch - has not kept pace with the highly popular iPhone 6 released in 2014, which helped then drive massive sales for Apple in China.
COLOMBO, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan rupee forwards closed steady on Tuesday as inflows kept pace with importers' dollar demand, but pressure remained with the one-year rupee premium rising despite a 50-basis-point rate hike by the central bank last week.
But prices have not kept pace with costs as it has become harder to find drivers due to low unemployment and Germany has increased a toll on trucks, prompting the company to say last month it will hike parcel prices for business customers.
One of the last companies standing in the ultra-competitive global ridesharing market, Gett has withstood competition from Didi Chuxing, Grab, Ola, Lyft and Uber and kept pace with those rivals as it claims a share of a worldwide market worth billions.
Appallingly, New Jersey Transit, Amtrak, Metro-North, the New York City subway system and other commuter rail transportation in United States are supported by an aging, outdated fleet, sustained by infrastructure that has not kept pace with the advances in technology seen elsewhere.
CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Wednesday took a step toward increasing the production of organic foods - which has not kept pace with demand - by launching a program to certify farmland that growers are in the process of switching to organic.
Japan confirmed Thailand's elimination with a 4-0 thumping at Saitama Stadium in Group B that strengthened their own qualifying hopes as they kept pace with Saudi Arabia, who defeated Iraq 1-0 thanks to a second-half goal from Yahia Al Shehri.
During this time, the resources needed to address the immediate threats to wildlife have not kept pace with the growing scale of these threats, and already pressured species like the big cats have become even more vulnerable to poaching and human encroachment.
Wages for low-income workers have not kept pace with the cost of living in high-expense states, including California, where rising housing costs have contributed to a 20 percent poverty rate that ranks the highest in the nation, Mr. Brody said.
The National Weather Service provides something of a similar function for tornadoes and severe thunderstorms in the United States, but in California fire evacuation orders are issued by local law enforcement, a system that hasn't always kept pace with the most extreme blazes.
Granato, who at the time led USA Hockey's National Team Development Program, marveled as Dhooghe — all 5-foot-2 of him — wove in and out of traffic and kept pace with his counterparts, some of whom had already started their professional careers.
Many Americans are struggling with unreasonably high health care costs, are living paycheck to paycheck with little to no savings, and blue-collar and lower-skilled workers are squeezed by wages that have not kept pace with inflation or the cost of living.
The wealthiest 10% of Americans own more than 85% of individually held stocks, and with the S&P 500 up over 20% this year, many Americans feel that their wages and home values haven't kept pace with the investments of the wealthy.
The plantations work under the 1951 Plantations Labour Act -- written to encompass practically all plantation workers in the country and to ensure their rights -- which set a standard wage that experts like Satpute say haven't kept pace with broader labor market rates.
What's clear, however, is that national Democrats and party leaders have not exactly kept pace with all, or maybe even most, of their constituents in urban areas, where jobs are plentiful -- but fewer and fewer people feel they're able to get ahead.
What is true is that new road construction hasn't nearly kept pace with the rise in the number of driving miles over the last 213 years (up 50% between 1980 and 2010, with miles continuing to increase for five consecutive years since 2012).
Real estate trade groups said the Rent Guidelines Board over the past few years has approved only modest rent increases that have not kept pace with the mounting costs — from higher property taxes to water and sewage charges — of maintaining residential buildings.
COLOMBO, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan rupee forwards traded steady on Tuesday as inflows kept pace with dollar demand by importers, but pressure remained with the one-year rupee premium rising despite a 2228.99-basis-point rate hike by the central bank last week.
Defense spending in Taiwan has not kept pace with the threat posed by China and should be increased, a senior U.S. defense official said on Tuesday, days after U.S. President-elect Donald Trump touched off a storm by questioning American policy over the island.
When he took over Nintendo of America, the company as a whole was recovering from a down period marked by a console (the GameCube) that had not kept pace with the competition and a handheld that, while popular, was flagging and clearly old-fashioned.
Though biopharma M&A activity declined slightly last year and IPOs declined more than 221 percent, according to the report, biopharma has kept pace with tech investments across all sectors since 2013, and about 28-32 biopharma IPO deals are predicted to occur in 2017.
"Income growth has been decent lately, but it has not kept pace with rising housing costs, giving renters in particular the feeling of trying to hit a moving target as they attempt to save a down payment for the jump into homeownership," Zillow's Gudell said.
"It's rare for companies to tout such specific details of flash memory, which is almost unnoticeable for ordinary users," he said, adding supplies of key parts had not kept pace with the Chinese smartphone market, which grew by around 10 percent in the first quarter.
The region's median income "hasn't kept pace with rising housing costs, increasingly making it impossible for lower- and middle-income workers to afford to live close to where they work," Microsoft President Brad Smith and Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood wrote in a blog post.
Thursday was the last day at the White House for Ms. Hicks, a 29-year-old from Connecticut, whose unlikely career trajectory from corporate public relations hand to White House communications director kept pace with President Trump's own unorthodox rise to the Oval Office.
"Every company today must rely on third parties and partners to do business, and for the most part, our collective ability to truly assess the security posture of those third parties has not kept pace with the needs and the changing threat landscape," Wolberg said.
Here are COLAs for the past eight years: 2017 21625 percent 2900 220006 percent 2202 2628 percent 28500 6900 percent 2628 28503 percent 22019 3.6 percent 2011 0.0 percent 2010 0.0 percent These COLAs simply haven't kept pace with seniors' true cost of living.
BEIJING, May 31 (Reuters) - Growth in China's manufacturing sector in May kept pace with the previous month, an official survey showed on Wednesday, beating expectations in a reassuring sign the world's second-biggest economy is not losing too much steam after a solid first quarter performance.
Even though the Chinese economy has been gradually opening up over the past two decades, "the openings in China have not kept pace with the economic growth of China and with the benefits China has gotten from the rest of the world being more open," he said.
The simple truth comes down to this: for many of us, the size of our paychecks haven't kept pace with the rising costs of the things we purchase, and when this occurs it should be no surprise that the "vanishing paycheck" is such a common phenomenon.
The numbness that we feel when we hear about yet another national data breach, whether from Equifax, Yahoo, Target, JPMorgan, Home Depot, LinkedIn or the Office of Personnel Management, is proof enough that our information is not secure and our laws have not kept pace with technology.
On Friday night, Matt Adams's two-run pinch double in the eighth inning gave the host Cardinals a 5-103 victory over the San Francisco Giants as St Louis kept pace with the Brewers, who won in Pittsburgh, 8-3, behind a six-run sixth inning.
On display Wednesday, Plum kept pace with the speediest of New York guards like Bria Hartley and Brittany Boyd, deep into the second game of a back-to-back, on a day that began with a 4:30 AM bus ride to the airport in Indianapolis.
Brett Gardner and Starlin Castro each had three hits, and C. C. Sabathia turned in a solid start as the Yankees kept pace with the Boston Red Sox in the American League East with a perfunctory 5-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night.
Military rules, the complaint argues, have not kept pace with tremendous progress in H.I.V. treatment, including a widely available oral medication that can keep virus levels so low that people can live with no symptoms and almost no risk of passing on the disease to others.
The Law and Justice party secured its mandate, according to early returns, by promoting a brand of aggrieved nationalism that resonated in the country's rural heartland and the towns in the east of the country that have not kept pace with wealthier cities in the west.
"As a former U.S. Attorney, I am all too familiar with criminals hiding behind shell corporations to enable their illegal behavior," Jones said, noting U.S. anti-money laundering laws had not kept pace with increasingly sophisticated efforts by criminals and terrorist groups to move illicit funds around the world.
The hallmark has been a relentless dichotomy that has provided cold comfort to the workforce, weighing on the minds of those whose wages have barely kept pace with inflation, manifesting in a wave of anger that has created a political climate perhaps unlike any the nation has ever seen.
The report, released on Friday, found that though ridership in the early morning and late at night — fueled by a surge of tourists and employees working nontraditional hours — has risen significantly, the subway has not kept pace, with the number of trains actually decreasing during some off-peak hours.
It was the third straight 133-inning victory for the Rays (92-63), who not only moved that one game ahead of Cleveland in the race for the second AL wild-card spot, but kept pace with Oakland to remain two back of the top wild-card spot.
Benny Snell rushed for 169 yards and a touchdown and No. 14 Kentucky kept pace with the SEC East leaders on Saturday night with a 14-7 victory over Vanderbilt at Kroger Field in Lexington, Ky. The victory makes the Wildcats (6-1, 4-1) bowl eligible after just seven games.
On Labor Day, each year, there is the usual accurate observation that the decline in union strength is the principal reason workers' wages have not kept pace with productivity over the past three decades; union representation in the private sector has fallen well below 7% -- compared to 35% in the 1950s.
Wages have not kept pace with rising rents, and the city's long-term initiatives — such as building more affordable housing, expanding rental assistance programs and increasing legal aid to tenants fighting evictions — have not kept up with the continuing surge of people who simply cannot afford to pay the rent.
When the Minnesota Department of Transportation tried to promote the zipper merge, officials found that some drivers in the lane that was going to end kept pace with the car next to them "whether acting out of perceived courtesy or a sense of vigilante justice," Mr. Vanderbilt wrote in his book.
Although the investment in the CDC and the public health fund is essential and appropriate to contain the present crisis, this bill fails to make a dent in the 17 years of inadequate funding for the NIH that has come before this -- funding which has not even kept pace with inflation.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - WeWork's $22019 billion valuation as it heads toward what may be the year's largest initial public offering after ride-hailing firm Uber has made the flexible office space start-up the envy of landlords and the target of skeptics at a time when rents have barely kept pace with inflation.
This reality reflects the fact that source code security technologies and practices have unfortunately not kept pace with the progress of technology, and it warrants the need to change the perspective and perception of source code security, which should be to discover and root out serious vulnerabilities and flaws before software is released.
"The number of officers has continued to dwindle as the agency's pay has not kept pace with industry salaries and other professions," a DOC news release said, adding that officials would like to raise correctional officers' starting pay from $25,650 to $30,370, which would bring Mississippi in line with its four neighboring states.
"The number of officers has continued to dwindle as the agency's pay has not kept pace with industry salaries and other professions," a DOC news release said, adding that officials would like to raise correctional officers' pay from $25,650 to $30,370, which would bring Mississippi in line with its four neighboring states.
"It is one of the few places investors find positive returns, which explains why Italy has kept pace with the rally in Bunds," said Richard McGuire, rates strategist at Rabobank The yield on Italy's 10-year government bond dipped as much as 11 bps to 2.672 percent, the lowest since July 0.5.
I sort of assume that when my information, if my information, is breached as part of some hacking, that it will be from some 20- 30-year-old corporation that hasn't kept pace with the broader industry, and again, for the broader public, I think that's the thing to really be concerned about.
Yet, because of the many misaligned incentives in our current healthcare system, health coverage has not kept pace with medical innovation, and some patients are forced to pay much more out of pocket for innovative therapies like these than they would traditional IV therapies — even if the therapies have the same price to the insurer.
Though men have become more involved and taken on more responsibilities at home, "it hasn't been a significant contribution and certainly hasn't kept pace with women's increased participation in the work force," said Dr. Clifford C. Sheckter, a fellow at Stanford University's Clinical Excellence Research Center, surgery resident and a co-author of the essay.
The Astros (99-53) kept pace with the New York Yankees, who beat the Los Angeles Angels 8-0, for the best record in the American League and can clinch a third consecutive postseason bid with a win Wednesday against Texas (74-78), which fell to 0-8 at Minute Maid Park this season.
AI is uniquely positioned to help with how pathology is approached: many of the techniques that are used today are manual and developed over 100 years ago, Paige points out, and have not kept pace with being able to process and "read" the amount of data that we are now able to obtain from a patient.
Unemployment sits at a six-year low within the bloc and the most recent growth figures have kept pace with those out of the U.S. Looking more closely at the euro zone's largest economy, Fathom Consulting argues that despite the 5.6 percent rise in the main German index, the DAX, seen so far in 2017, there is more to play for.
The number of U.S. jobs eliminated due to foreign competition since President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's election last year has largely kept pace with previous years, according to a new report.
Home building has barely kept pace with the number of new households — a household "consists of all the people who occupy a housing unit," according to the U.S. Census — in the United States over the last eight years, and much of what is being built is aimed at the higher end of the market, according to a report released this week by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.

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