Sentence examples for impossible to keep pace from inspiring English sources

But aging technology and the sheer complexity of the program have made it impossible to keep pace, he said.

I will go the distance with "Interstellar Space," yet I have found it impossible to keep pace with this album's headlong outpouring.

In a city filled with many quiet but well-compensated young Republicans, it is not impossible to keep pace with young McSweeney's readers shelling out $75 in a night.

(It really is impossible to keep pace with this woman sometimes, isn't it?).

It's almost impossible to keep pace with the changes in your field and the people in your life, especially if you are too broad in your approach.

The Germans' destruction of roads and railways along the routes of their evacuation made it impossible for supplies to keep pace with the advancing Allied troops; a pause in the advance would occur while Allied communications were being repaired, and that would give the Germans a breathing space in which to rally their resistance.

As the demand for Páramo de Guzmán increased, it was nearly impossible for Ambrosio to keep pace — milking, boiling, harping the curd, cutting it in fine pieces, etc. — and now there were complicated business concerns imposed on what had, at first, been a very simple act of creation.

It would be impossible for college recruiters to keep pace with the Army.

But it's nearly impossible for toxicology testing to keep pace with new formulations of synthetic drugs.

It was impossible for urban wage earners to keep pace with rising prices, and salaried civil servants grew frustrated at the government's inability to increase their pay in line with their needs.

His keeping just needs to keep pace.