Sentence examples for keep up with the changes from inspiring English sources

Metadata is always changing, so it is critical that one keep up with the changes, and one needs to maintain versions that match archive units of data that have been stored in the archive.

"We've struggled to keep up with the changes," he said.

Fans are struggling to keep up with the changes sartorially.

— John Donohue Think it's hard to keep up with the changes buffeting the music business?

Think it's hard to keep up with the changes buffeting the music business?

It's hard to keep up with the changes going on in many Asian cities.

But industrial Britain and industrial politics were in epochal transition, and Reid, like Scargill, was from deep roots, which made it hard and unpleasant to keep up with the change.

Extinction happens when environmental change is so drastic that the species' DNA "cannot keep up with" the change and so the species dies out.

While it made 14% of its ad revenue from mobile in Q3, up from 0% in February, it has to keep up with the change in how users access the site.

That change will literally shock your muscles and force them to work harder in order to keep up with the change.

Those who failed to keep up with the change or who stubbornly clung to the old calendar system and continued to celebrate the New Year during the week that fell between March 25th and April 1st, had jokes played on them.