Sentence examples for changed to keep from inspiring English sources
Wording can also be changed to keep up with colloquial speech.
Elements of Chhau have changed to keep up with the times.
The two men shook hands, but the situation was such that the seating arrangements were changed to keep them farther apart.
"Here's the thing," the president said in December 2011, "as the home care business has changed over the years, the law hasn't changed to keep up".
The property tax and the rebates are linked under a state law, though the law could be changed to keep the $400 rebate in place.
A Health Services official later told lawyers that the policy "was changed to keep undocumented persons from gaining legal status in this country".
It is not engineering that must change to keep up with the changing global climate, but how decisions are made based on cost- and risk-benefit analyses.
As people increasingly organise their lives on smartphones, the NHS has to change to keep pace.
About a mile outside the city, they change to "Keep to the Right".
But sometimes things must change to keep a car the same, argues Fiat's chief of design, Roberto Giolito.
