Sentence examples for opportunity to keep pace from inspiring English sources

For Chloë herself, Hit Girl was an opportunity to keep pace with her cinematic idols, to do something "no other kid had done except for Natalie Portman in 'Léon,' " she said, using the European title for "The Professional".

The Rangers squandered yet another opportunity to keep pace in what figures to be a tight race for the final three Eastern playoff berths with Boston, the Islanders, Tampa Bay, Florida and Carolina, all of whom won Thursday.

Fourth-placed Sunderland and third-placed Portsmouth missed opportunities to keep pace with the top two as they were held to 1-1 draws.

Without viable economic opportunities, rural citizens struggle to keep pace in an economy that is leaving them behind, and that lack of economic dynamism, "has cascading effects in the realm of medical care and health care access," Kennedy said.

The working world is changing fast, and our people need opportunities to evolve in order to keep pace.

His keeping just needs to keep pace.

The wastewater industry may not be able to keep pace with this opportunity.

Over the last six months, the team has moved to scale production to keep pace with the growing opportunity in online education and content delivery, building new state-of-the-art studios to broadcast is live, online lessons.

Authors, while stressing the importance of inclusion of these technologies, do not see the phenomenon as an opportunity in the foreseeable future rather mandate it to keep pace with the competitors.

He sees the failure of mining stocks to keep pace with the metal as another opportunity to hop on the bandwagon — one that he expects to keep rolling along.

Health care costs have spiraled; affordable, high-quality child care opportunities haven't expanded at anywhere near the rate needed to keep pace with the influx of women into the workplace.