Sentence examples for cannot fully keep from inspiring English sources

European armies tend to be too backward to use the latest American military gadgets (the Iraq war showed that even the British, whose military machine is relatively advanced, cannot fully keep up with the Americans).

Iraq's defense minister told The Times recently that his forces would not be able to fully keep the peace and defend their country until 2018.

Unlike the latest versions of OS X, where you can safely ignore the iOS-like Launchpad, you can't fully keep Metro out of your sight.

Presently, about a sixth of American Jews or 0.3% of the American population fully keep kosher, and many more abstain from some non-kosher foods, especially pork.

The RFS does all of those things, and Democrats would be well-advised to take back the issue, especially if Donald Trump fails to fully keep his word.

Despite the huge efforts by curators working for the databases mentioned above, it is impossible to fully keep up with the ever-growing literature.

Half T - Half T is like a mini T so instead of having your arms out fully keep them out but fold your arms so it looks like a mini T shape.

Promises were made, but never fully kept, that the women would receive decent pay with skilled workers on the same wage as men.

But while Grand View's housing prices have appreciated in the last five years, they have not fully kept pace with those elsewhere in the region.

WHAT TO DO Night life hasn't fully kept pace with the new arrivals, says John Foley, who sometimes misses the cafes of Carroll Gardens, where he used to live.

The concert was also not devoted entirely to Monteverdi; indeed the part of the program that most fully kept the title's promise was a performance of Carlo Farina's "Capriccio Stravagante".