keep step

The band keeping time, the marchers keeping step.

A slowdown in residential construction "is absolutely at odds with plans for the supply of housing to increase to keep step with immigration," said Randall Bartlett, senior director of Canadian economics at Desjardins.

Within the United States, government regulation has also failed to keep step with new technologies that allow scientists to alter viruses and even synthesize new ones.

Rising inflation, driven mainly by energy prices and supply chain issues, also poses a risk of stalling an economic and jobs recovery if workers’ incomes do not keep step, the ILO said.

As it discreetly keeps step with the girls, the camera remains tethered to Nelly’s point of view, so you see what she sees.