Sentence examples for it abreast of from inspiring English sources

It's a cofounder and an investor in two Bay Area accelerators that keep it abreast of new trends: The Fabric and Hive.

It pioneered the use of new materials, and it stayed abreast of critical technology advances through periodic upgrades.

A Public Health England PHEE) spokeswoman said it keeps "abreast of the evidence base and will consider these findings".

Interpublic acquired the stake as part of efforts to signal to current and potential clients that it was abreast of what was then the fledgling field of social marketing.

Post-revolution, there seemed all the time in the world to debate appropriate wear for a new, Soviet woman: should it keep abreast of Paris, or stress Russian aesthetics (and what were they supposed to be)?

It would not catch up with the X-Cars until later this year, and it would draw abreast of the Cadillac Seville only in 1981.

National news is bigger news, and it's easier to keep abreast of it.

"We're monitoring it at this point, keeping abreast of it, seeing if there are any reasons for us to get involved," says a spokesman, adding that members of the office have been in touch with Cuomo's office in New York.

"It keeps me abreast of what's going on," she says.

It keeps everyone abreast of the team's core principles but also alert to the inevitable necessity of change.

Some use it to keep abreast of news from other lands or keep in touch with friends in faraway places.