Sentence examples for could be kept up from inspiring English sources

The signs could be kept up to date through radio-frequency links to the store's computer system.

When a death occurred, relatives or close friends of the deceased visited Cheng Huang's temple to report the fact so that records could be kept up to date.

Carillion, which is in liquidation and controlled by the official receiver, could be kept up and running for "weeks or months", according to sources.

If there were not universities whose students were taught by active researchers, it is hard to see how syllabuses could be kept up to date or standards maintained – across all levels of education.

Selection should therefore favour the strategy of a slightly increased calling rate (compared to any competitors), which could be kept up not only for one night but several [ 37].

It wasn't natural; it couldn't be kept up.

And because financing is based on enrollment, the school lost money, and amenities like the baseball field could not be kept up.

As a result, many families were quickly plunged into poverty, since a lifestyle comfortably maintained on a workman's wage of twenty shillings could not be kept up on the infantryman's "shilling a day".

"Yugoslavia could not be kept up," Croatian President Stipe Mesic said, "because it was being sustained by three integrating factors: [Marshal Josip Broz] Tito with his charisma, the multinational Communist Party and the Yugoslav army, which was also multinational.

Due to clinical shifts, department rotations, and one teacher leaving the institution, the matched pair design could not be kept up entirely: three trained teachers did not teach within the context of the study, and one untrained teacher had to be recruited as an additional control.

Soap bars could be kept wrapped up, or kept out of reach, to save them from being 'wasted' by other family members, from being dirtied or from being eaten by domestic animals.