Sentence examples for does not keep pace from inspiring English sources

The rate of decomposition in taiga soils does not keep pace with the rate of production, causing the progressive accumulation of organic matter.

The prospect of higher inflation has also raised fears for living standards being squeezed further if wage growth does not keep pace with costs.

The commission's 2009 enforcement budget does not keep pace with inflation, although it does provide significant increases in the risk-assessment function.

In my coursework I studied the writer Henry David Thoreau, who said: "If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears the beat of a different drummer.

The freeze means that even if their wages rise in line with the cost of living, their income will  fall in real terms because the allowance does not keep pace with inflation.

And many more New Yorkers will soon find themselves in similar straits, housing groups and social workers predict, assuming the elderly population continues to boom and construction of new housing does not keep pace.

Boosting subscriber count with free months becomes less attractive if ad-commerce revenue doesn't keep pace.

"Congress sets the minimum wage, but it doesn't keep pace with inflation," Woodgate tells The Creators Project.

Technology and service "did not keep pace".

Wages, meanwhile, did not keep pace.

The city's downtown, however, did not keep pace.