Sentence examples for keep pace with changes from inspiring English sources
Federal officials said the rules were needed to keep pace with changes in the health care system.
To keep pace with changes in state and federal laws, General Code and some village attorneys recommends that municipalities overhaul their codes every 10 to 15 years.
The Ford Foundation, which Dr. Chamberlain joined in 1956, had a policy of encouraging changes in American college curriculums to keep pace with changes in the culture.
But Cisco failed to keep pace with changes in the network switching and routing equipment, which accounts for nearly half its revenue.
To keep pace with changes in demand for skills and to cut costs, I.B.M. is continually hiring for some jobs and trimming others.
Despite popular titles like Math Blaster, the educational games industry eventually collapsed because of price wars, misguided consolidation and an inability to keep pace with changes introduced by the Web.
"They are too damn slow to keep pace with change in the markets," the authors say.
At Sandhurst, the British army's academy, the curriculum continues to put huge emphasis on subtle human factors such as teamwork, leadership and the willingness, if necessary, to risk death and to react stoically when comrades die.But there is an increasing onus on land-warfare theorists to prove that old-fashioned virtues, and relatively old-fashioned equipment, can keep pace with change.
She said the challenge for the corporation was to "keep pace with change", providing programmes, information, apps and other content "when and where children want and expect it".
It is difficult for programmers to figure out and keep pace with change, difficult for companies to build and maintain websites that fit to screen size and take advantage of features such as GPS and touch.
Investing in and partnering with startups is one way to keep pace with change," says Amy Banse, managing director and head of funds at Comcast Ventures, the venture capital affiliate for Comcast NBCUniversal.
