Sentence examples for courses to keep pace from inspiring English sources

Jones draws up his courses to keep pace, often by adding or repositioning bunkers and lakes and sketching out increasingly contoured greens.

With Leeds' frailties all too obvious the damage appeared done, and when Todd Carney kicked a routine penalty to make it 18-6, the Dragons were well on course to keep pace with Hull FC at the top of the table.

During the course, I had to keep pace with the class, which is unheard-of in special ed.

Of course, this is to keep pace with holiday demand and maintain an edge in a market that's turned more difficult for the gaming company.

He said the proposed developments will improve and enhance the courses heritage and are designed to keep pace with modern golf.

His keeping just needs to keep pace.

The report also said that courses in biology and chemistry had generally failed to keep pace with developments in their disciplines.

It was the inability to keep pace on a winding course as Ethiopia's Tiki Gelana won the gold in an Olympic record of 2 hours 23 minutes 7 seconds.

It is of course a concern for the community that resources failing to keep pace with current and future technological developments may degrade the value of their data.

The anesthesia machine checklist is universally accepted by anesthesiologists [ 40, 41] and, over the course of several decades of use, has undergone modifications to keep pace with new technology.

Momentum: is mainly set by the courses that the student has enrolled for and the staff members who conduct the courses – if the lessons are completed faster, the student has to keep pace or be left behind.