Sentence examples for if it keeps up from inspiring English sources

Lithia will earn $17 million in 1998 from its 28 dealerships, if it keeps up its record of meeting or beating Wall Street estimates for eight consecutive quarters.

If it keeps up its pace -- weekly sales haven't dipped below 100,000 since August -- it will easily become the first album to sell more than 5 million in a year since 2004 (when Usher's "Confessions" moved nearly 8 million).

For the first time, Germany will have a private university worth the name and with a solid financial footing (if it keeps up its academic performance, that is: Mr Jacobs has promised to donate €15m annually over the next five years and another €125m in 2011 to boost the endowment, but only if things go well).

Regis can tack on a few more points of profit growth if it keeps up its furious acquisition pace.

Apple could become the most valuable company in the world if it keeps up its growth.

But these young guys, it's a matter of keeping it up and continuing to play at that level". If it keeps up, the Kings could stay above water until the some semblance of the cavalry returns.

If it kept up with worker productivity in the corporate sector, it would be $22.

He concluded that "I Will Be" is a "powerful stuff, and it would make for a gem of a pop record if it kept up".

The minimum wage should have reached $21.72 an hour in 2012 if it kept up with increases in worker productivity, according to a March study by the Center for Economic and Policy Research.

Some researchers estimate the wage floor would be as high as $21.72 per hour if it kept up with increases in worker productivity.

If it keeps it up, it will hit $50 million in revenues by the end of this financial year.