Sentence examples for present to keep from inspiring English sources

There are simply too few administrative law judges — 1,025 at present — to keep up with the workload.

But viewed another way, it represents the Locrian's refreshing conviction that there is plenty going on in the present to keep its programs lively.

There was no immediate comment from the Maoists, who have said that while a Communist republic remains their goal, they are willing for the present to keep the monarchy, a popular institution in the Hindu nation.

12-year-old Toni Landers was wounded in the crossfire after two men walked into a playground on the east side of Cleveland, Ohio, Sunday evening, yelled for all present to keep their heads down and started shooting.

Julia was lonely ("I assume vivacity of manner for my own sake as well as for others," she said, in a gust of candor), and one of her daughters gave her a present to keep her spirits up, adding, "It may amuse you, Mother, to try to photograph during your solitude".

And so, by the time I turned 18 - as tall as the figurine (proportionately speaking), and most of that puppy fat finally melted away – I was ready to tell my grandmother not to give me the present; to keep hold of that girl in her pink dress.

In the Control task, a grey circle was always presented in the upper left corner that was irrelevant for the task and was presented to keep the visual complexity of the stimuli similar to the Check task.

They are all presented to keep the "Disney Dreams" in all our hearts forever, no matter where we live, no matter if we're rich or poor, white or black, they all will strive to share the fact that our dreams are all the same!

Those that were present decided to keep their counsel.

By 2020-21, the NHS will need £30bn more than it receives at present, just to keep NHS spending constant.

The primatologist Robin Dunbar has argued that the human brain evolved to its present size to keep track of a network of 150 people.