Sentence examples for order to keep pace from inspiring English sources

Social media is evolving all the time, so in order to keep pace and be innovative, while keeping costs down, it pays to be willing to take chances.

He frequently ran in order to keep pace.

Further increases would be required in subsequent years in order to keep pace with GDP growth.

The EU also may drop its self-imposed moratorium on new FTA negotiations in order to keep pace with America.

But most older firms have also had to evolve in order to keep pace with the times.

In order to keep pace, our children and their children will have to work longer hours and pay more taxes.

In order for New York to keep pace in the East, it will be crucial for Hans Backe to rally the troops and grab some crucial points away from Red Bull Arena.

For decades, the threshold slope model has been invoked to account for landslide-driven increases in sediment flux that limit topographic relief, but the manner by which slope failures organize themselves spatially and temporally in order for erosion to keep pace with rock uplift has not been well documented.

She says employers need to address the rising costs of childcare and restrictions on flexible working in order to allow women to keep pace with men and maintain pay parity.

Unable to individually move to areas with more suitable conditions as the climate changes, plants must instead rely on their seeds dispersing far and often in order to migrate fast enough to keep pace with the changing climate.

There is an urgent need to establish a fundamental understanding of the mechanisms of nanomaterial (NM) interaction with living systems and the environment, in order for regulation of NMs to keep pace with their increasing industrial application.