Sentence examples for keeping up for from inspiring English sources

"It's very consistent with everything we've been hearing in the last few years about families' struggle, earnings not keeping up for the bottom half," said Sheila Zedlewski, a researcher at the Urban Institute, a nonpartisan economic and social research group.

The boys evinced that particular misogyny of the preadolescent male, and I was at all times being either mercilessly teased — for not keeping up, for making girly little turns down the mountain instead of plummeting it down at suicidal speeds — or completely ignored.

Keeping Up Traditions For generations, immigrants from around the globe have turned little corners of New York into an approximation of the countries they left behind.

Now I can see Keeping Up Appearances for what it was: a precious jewel in the fading crown of the British sitcom.

He's prickly, overprecise, condescending; he keeps wrong-footing her and then scolding her for not keeping up.

Keeping up isn't that hard – for now.

The same goes for the Keeping Up With the Kardashians Christmas episode, normally filmed in October.

Parents were evenly split in allocating the responsibility for keeping up-to-date and to reconsider consent.

Respondents preferred reading journals (30%), following CME (28%), and consulting Dutch GP guidelines (27%) for keeping up-to-date with evidence.

He's keeping up appearances for his fans.

But Mr. Trump may have to clear a higher standard than merely keeping up, punch for punch, with Mrs. Clinton.