Sentence examples for necessary to keep pace from inspiring English sources

On paper, the Giants' 12-point victory was seemingly convincing, and certainly necessary to keep pace with the rest of the N.F.C.

The question is about distribution: Are workers able to secure the raises necessary to keep pace with inflation, or does the extra money simply pad profits?

New Delhi has said the increases are necessary to keep pace with global prices, but protesting legislators say the increases are too much of a hardship on consumers.

It is a fact that in just three years, the state budget has grown to $90 billion from $74 billion -- almost $10 billion more than was necessary to keep pace with inflation.

According to Business Week, when you add together salary, bonuses, and options packages the typical C.E.O. at a large company saw his pay envelope grow by just fifty-four per cent-barely eighteen times the increase necessary to keep pace with the cost of living.

Education Secretary Michael Gove said the changes to the curriculum were necessary to keep pace with the achievement of pupils in other countries.

For now, manufacturers are having trouble getting the necessary parts to keep pace with current demand.

That's far short of what would be necessary just to keep pace with traffic, authorities say.

Health Canada is using existing legislative and regulatory frameworks to regulate applications of nanotechnology but recognises that new approaches may be necessary in future to keep pace with the advances in this area, particularly given that there currently is inadequate information on risks associated with nanomaterials (Health Canada 2010).

The risk for the railways is that the cost reductions will not be achieved, putting in doubt the future investment programme which is necessary for the industry to keep pace with the unprecedented rise in demand which, remarkably, has continued during the economic downturn with only a short blip in 2008/09.

But Ericsson failed to gain the necessary size or create products to keep pace with the sector.