Sentence examples for possible to keep up from inspiring English sources

She has to expand HP's services arm as fast as possible to keep up with the competition.

"The Islamic State is constantly striving to be as formalized, as bureaucratic-seeming as possible, to keep up the appearance of being a state".

In exile, however, John found it possible to keep up a lively correspondence with his supporters and was still able to exert a measure of influence in his cause, and word came from Constantinople that he was to be removed to an even more remote place at the eastern end of the Black Sea.

However, if the filibustering senator or senators must actually filibuster — if they must stand up on the Senate floor and talk till they're blue (or, more likely, red) in the face — how would it be possible to keep up the one-a-day pace?

Clearly, the Dots/betaworks team is ready to iterate as quickly as possible to keep up momentum.

Fortunately, the internet makes it possible to keep up with the latest developments around the world and communicate quickly with other educators interested in Philosophy for Children.

One very good way to relieve your sense of deprivation is to stop reading fashion, home style, and consumer technology magazines and flashy TV shows that subtly make you feel bad about not having the latest designer item, gadget, or home improvement (it's not even possible to keep up --and their ads that boldly make youp --andorse.

In a few short years it is just not going to be possible for me to keep up.

It's not a competition, I know, to be as gay as humanly possible in order to keep up with the Cleve Joneses.

The Feeding America network is especially thankful for the individuals, grassroots groups and business organizations that give of their time and resources daily to make it possible for us to keep up the escalating fight to irradiate hunger among Americans in our lifetime.

Certainly a large proportion of physicians are learning the basic sciences at a high level in their medical curriculum, and are therefore prepared as well as possible for the struggle to keep up with research results that appear after they are in practice.