Sentence examples for effort to keep pace from inspiring English sources
He shared it with some of his closest friends, a group effort to keep pace with White.
The device is a three-dimensional Doppler radar and represents the Mets' latest effort to keep pace with baseball's feverish technological arms race.
Already, though the film has barely got going, the effort to keep pace with it feels like jumping onto a merry-go-round with a migraine.
She has been taking college classes for a year now to earn her bachelor's degree in nursing, an effort to keep pace.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, November 30 , 1935P. 17 Satire on digest magazines and other publications; the publics effort to keep pace with writers.
The New Yorker, November 30 , 1935P. 17 Satire on digest magazines and other publications; the publics effort to keep pace with writers.
But those rules won't take effect until 2009, and they already appear to have rung hollow in Italy since the country's Premier Romano Prodi last week welcomed the banks' confirmation of their union, saying it was crucial for Italy's efforts to keep pace during a time of increasing globalization.
And our civilian partners must improve the speed and scale of their reconstruction and evelopment effort, sufficient to keep pace with the peoples expectations; and, President Karzai must accelerate the speed with which he roots out corrupt and inefficient administrators.
And our civilian partners must improve the speed and scale of their reconstruction and development effort, sufficient to keep pace with the peoples' expectations; and President Karzai must accelerate the speed with which he roots out corrupt and inefficient administrators.
The body of human genomic and proteomic evidence continues to grow at ever-increasing rates, while annotation efforts struggle to keep pace.
