Sentence examples for required to keep pace from inspiring English sources
An adequate humanitarian response is required to keep pace with needs, which have been growing exponentially.
By turbo-boosting learning, motivation and creativity, flow is amplifying the three core competencies required to keep pace with radical change.
But Loit was unable to maintain the precision and energy required to keep pace with Capriati, who complained that she was distracted during the match by the blimp flying overhead.
During the 1990s and 2000s San Francisco permitted about one-third of the housing units that would have been required to keep pace with population growth, according to the city's Planning Department.
These freewheeling literary hallucinations present a challenge – the reader is required to keep pace with a narrative which veers randomly from the thoughts of the 17th-century divine Jeremy Taylor (who described a hospital as "a map of the whole world") to visions of Fred Astaire dancing with Queen Celeste from the Babar stories.
It will also examine the public policies and medical practices that are required to keep pace with these developments.
Further mammographic density research requires standardised methods of measurement that need to keep pace with technology in breast screening (for example, digitised mammography and computer-aided detection programmes).
"Interpersonal conflicts" with the human are rather limited as they are just required to keep regular and slow paces, while accepting humans to make movements on their backs.
The crushing pace required to keep these countless responsibilities aloft, while destructive to my ailing spirit, rendered life manageable".
But clubs agree on the way to enforce a walking pace - players are required to keep one foot on the ground at all times.
The adult fly is essentially post-mitotic; therefore, in contrast with development – when active cell growth and cell division take place – mitochondrial protein synthesis in adults is required only to keep pace with protein and organelle turnover.
