Sentence examples for keep attuned from inspiring English sources

It demands that you keep attuned to what is happening, you keep up with all the research and you also learn that you never have actually learned it all.

Plan early, leverage data, and keep attuned to industry changes to guarantee the success of marketing campaigns for this upcoming year.

Let's hope that just as President-elect Obama has promised to keep attuned to the needs of all Americans, Timothy Geithner and Hillary Rodham Clinton remain in touch with the needs and perspectives of all citizens, including women and girls.

So we have to keep ourselves attuned to what is going on in our communities and then be flexible and adaptable, while remaining faithful to our core mission.

And still such humanity!" Ms. Gunn's quietly centered but passionate performance helps keep us attuned to the human being beneath the lofty principles, and it is matched by Mr. Harbour's sensitive rendering of a man who knows that his hold on the woman he loves may be slipping but senses that he is powerless to turn the tide.

Just as competition between companies both nationally and internationally ensures lower prices and higher quality goods and services for consumers, competition among regulatory jurisdictions can keep regulators attuned to how their regulations really affect employers, consumers and entrepreneurs.

That's been the defense of the crawl: that it keeps viewers attuned to the TV set.

The work keeps her attuned to the fact that, as she told me recently, "patients are having a harder time than ever before obtaining abortion services".

Perhaps this fact kept him attuned to the financial realities that are lost on younger rockers who think they've made it once they've been signed.

His son, Denardo Coleman, played drums with hard insistency, even bombast (at bright tempos, his ride-cymbal patterns were rivetlike), but he also kept closely attuned to the flow of improvisation.

More than anything else, loss awakens our compassion and keeps us attuned to the importance of living in concert with others.