Sentence examples for has grown to keep from inspiring English sources

Pressure has grown to keep the shuttles flying.

WSJ Live began two years ago as a twice-a-day video update from the newspaper's newsroom, and it has grown to keep pace with advertisers.

But its deficit has grown to record size, and it cannot keep absorbing insolvent pension plans indefinitely.

The weaker the American government has seemed, the more determined have Cuban-Americans grown to keep him in the country.

When I came back, it had grown to 150 people and kept ticking up: 500 in an hour, then 2,000.

I've grown to realize that I can't keep pretending we're romantically involved.

"I'm sure this is going to be good for their job creation, but they're going to have to grow to keep up with it, or people will have to trek down from the suburbs," Mr. Bratt said "They're clearly going to have some growth implications if this is going to be as big a success as CenterPoint says it will".

Companies will move toward rationalization based on consumption trends, claiming that "We've made our operations as sustainable as possible, but with all these people wanting to live consumer lifestyles, and nature getting more unpredictable, we have to grow to keep ahead of the increasing demands on our company".

Since the egg-throwing episode, Mr. Pulliam has grown determined to keep protest signs focused on policy messages.

The economy has grown too slowly to keep pace with a burgeoning population (now 52m) and to absorb the large numbers already without work.

At the same time, pressure has grown from studios to keep costs down as budgets for visual effects have ballooned.