Sentence examples for kept up said from inspiring English sources

"Leverage is the only way to get a good agreement, so the pressure must be kept up," said the official.

"No, I won't vote; I just haven't kept up," said Ian Pfeiffer, 22, a graduate of Purdue University who voted for President Obama in 2008.

"Students have changed over the years, and some of the shops haven't kept up," said Irene Hegarty, the university's director of community relations.

Over the years, appropriations for such state traffic safety programs have increased, but money for defect investigations hasn't kept up, said Jacqueline S. Gillan, president of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.

"As women have moved into less traditional jobs, the study of the impact those workplaces have on their health has not kept up," said Nancy Buermeyer, senior policy strategist for the nonprofit Breast Cancer Fund.

"We all thought she would get it, and we were scared that she would leave and that all the changes she had implemented would no longer be kept up," said Sarah Isgur, a 2008 graduate, who ran the Harvard Law chapter of the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group.

Unfortunately legislation has not kept up," says Isabella Sankey, Liberty's director of policy.

"There's a huge and increasing demand for English, but the supply of teachers and ability to teach English have not kept up," says Mr Knagg.

How it is kept up says a lot about the management.

"Stanford could not or would not keep up," said a city official who was involved.

"We have to keep up," said Nitin Kumar Yadav, the local HUDA administrator.