Sentence examples for in order to keep to from inspiring English sources

She says she spent the last two Christmas days writing for seven hours in order to keep to her schedule.

The risk of using gas a bridge fuel is that those gas plants would have to be closed down before the end of their lifetimes in order to keep to carbon budgets, so-called stranded assets.

Mr. Feingold actually risked losing his last election in order to keep to his principles about how campaigns ought to be paid for, a position that most of his colleagues regarded as both admirable and rather loony.

The PwC analysis shows that in order to keep to the 2°C limit on warming, decarbonisation of the global economy would need to occur at "five times the rate currently achieved".

Scientific research shows that in order to keep to international targets to limit global warming to a 2C rise and thus prevent catastrophic levels of climate change, between two-thirds and four-fifths of fossil fuels need to remain in the ground.

But in order to keep to the time certains while moving each case along on the schedule mandated by law, hearings and trials had to be scheduled in short time slots — half an hour, an hour — spread out over the course of many months.

He needs to in order to keep his business humming.

This is particularly important in order to keep data consistency and to detect metrics peaks.

doesn't run as often as it needs to in order to keep the GPU "fed".

In order to keep defections to a minimum, he has developed a set of new and sophisticated policies.

Somebody has to, in order to keep life unremunerated, unpredictable, infinitely rewarding life going.