Sentence examples for in place to keep pace from inspiring English sources

Marching in place to keep pace with the beat, pumping his fists in the air, striding across stages with a long-legged gait that parodied his "down home" origins, Redding's confident yet unaffected eroticism epitomized the African-American ideal of a "natural man".

He has taken his eye off what made the business successful in the first place or failed to keep pace with the change around him".

He frequently ran in order to keep pace.

New law is needed in part to keep pace with scientific advances.

The goal is to streamline service creation in order to keep pace with the dynamicity of technology markets.

Species will be required to disperse rapidly through fragmented landscapes in order to keep pace with the changing climate.

"Things have changed in Spain to keep pace with international markets," he said.

The production of rice must increase 20% in the next 15 years in order to keep pace with population growth.

Fourth-placed Leinster in turn needed victory to keep pace with their rivals in the hunt for an end-of-season play-offs place and the chance to defend their title.

But he said that the intelligence agencies and the military were examining whether "the limited missile defense that we have in place" in Alaska and California needed to be altered to keep pace with the North's newly demonstrated capabilities.

"We want to make the UK one of the most secure places in the world to do business, by investing in the best expertise to keep pace with technological change," said cybersecurity Minister Francis Maude.