Sentence examples for Nearly keeping pace from inspiring English sources

But the number of visitors to Ocean Park has surged instead, nearly keeping pace with Disneyland despite lacking Disney's global brand.

Movile's latest $40 million financing, which brings the company's total commitments to nearly $100 million, is just about keeping pace with its competitors globally.

To the Yankees and Red Sox, arch-rivals for nearly a century, keeping pace with the other is the primary goal.

So far, rents have been falling in most cities, keeping pace with falling prices.

You can almost hypnotize them into keeping pace with the music.

Nearly all fast-growth ventures have trouble keeping pace with demand and LuLaRoe is no exception.

National Education Union analysis found spending was not keeping pace with rapidly increasing demand in nearly all (93%) of England's local councils.

Spectre has the unenviable task of keeping pace with its predecessor, Skyfall, whose $1.1bn worldwide was nearly double any previous Bond film.

Traders have reported to researchers that they have difficulty keeping pace with demand, and one trader claimed to have sold nearly 1,200 pygmy slow lorises during 2001 2002.

Keeping pace with 75 m.p.h.

And those supplies aren't keeping pace".