Sentence examples for more abreast of from inspiring English sources

Approaching middle age, I'm more abreast of current events than when my civic responsibilities began.

This may result from the fact that educated women are more likely to be abreast of available contraceptives and are more likely to appreciate the positive impacts contraceptives have on their lives.

Consumers are learning fast, becoming more curious and keeping abreast of the changes.

In the new economy, it sometimes seems, nothing is more important than staying abreast of investment performance, minute by minute.

They badly needed more resources to keep abreast of German adjustments.

I really haven't got hooked yet, but getting trying more now to keep abreast of other topics".

The newspapers could be of more assistance in keeping us abreast of the progress of those witch-hunts which have become the defining characteristic of our age.

The constant data streams feed into computers at a central lab building on the island, allowing researchers to stay abreast of far more animal sagas than they could possibly follow through direct observation, and to make the best of their hours in the field.

To view a copy of the Iter Technology Impact Study, for more information, and to keep abreast of the latest developments, visit Iter Canada's Web site.

But Jones was doing more than covertly keeping King abreast of what was happening on Birmingham's streets while he was incarcerated.

For this reason, attending symposia abroad will be more than usually essential to keep abreast of all the gossip.