Sentence examples for has kept apace from inspiring English sources

In the 20 fast-paced years since, the New Grove has kept apace to some limited extent, with specialized spinoffs, but the basic point applies with like force.

Yet at this time it is questionable whether the availability and range of acute exposure values for toxic substances has kept apace with the growing need.

The face of research has changed, and the question begged by recent unfortunate events such as the deaths of research participants Jessie Gelsinger and Ellen Roche is whether our system of human subjects protections has kept apace.

The existing moratorium, which is threatening to end, is itself a compromise of a compromise with carve-out exemptions for East Jerusalem and for 3,000 units in the West Bank already under construction, guaranteeing that settlement expansion so far this year has kept apace with, or even outstripped, the average of previous years.

Movies and television have kept apace.

As Internet, cellular and data coverage has expanded, the expectations of business executives to stay connected while on vacation have kept apace.

Social security is called that for a reason, yet it hasn't kept apace with the changes to our work economy.

Conservation has not kept apace with the influx of foreign interest and investment.

However, genomic analyses of communication signal senders has not kept apace with analyses of receivers, and it is not known whether sending a communication signal is associated with comparably large-scale effects on brain gene expression.

And while real estate has been surging, pay cheques have not kept apace.

Sales have also kept apace.