Sentence examples for improve to keep from inspiring English sources

He said he felt fine, but he may need to improve to keep his spot in the rotation.

He knows just how many points it takes to pass — he has not done so yet — and how much he needs to improve to keep his school from being deemed a failure.

While some insist that the Knicks must improve to keep pace with the new-look Miami Heat, Houston believes they have enough to win a title as they are.

Gay, 28, unbeaten in 100m last season, has said he needs to improve to keep up with the triple Olympic champion.

Unlike building a house, a good business or product offering is fluid in its design, and is constantly trying to improve to keep up with its competitors and customers' needs.

Choose different difficulty levels as you improve to keep challenging yourself and try working on other areas including mental focus and speed.

Internal communications were improved to keep pace with the progress made in these other fields.

She vowed to continue improving, to keep the L.P.G.A. in the public eye with her fine play.

A first main finding is that governance should be improved to keep focus on the original values for which the projects are started.

While physical supply chains have improved to keep track of the digital world, the financial supply chain has not kept pace.

While physical supply chains have improved to keep track of the digital world, the financial supply chain has not kept pace.