Sentence examples for rose kept up from inspiring English sources

A stationary Rose kept up in the beginning of the set, delivering the acerbic, high-pitched battle cry now associated with a time when hair was big and pants were leather.

Everything starts to seem to be "someone else's problems". Some told me in recent surveys: "If this (market rise) keeps up, it won't matter if the company I work for goes under.

Tax-cutters want to alleviate "cold progression," which bumps taxpayers into higher brackets, even when their pay rises only keep up with inflation.

Marketers are under increased pressure to prove the value of their marketing investments in a rapidly changing marketplace where economic growth is slowing, customers are moving to digital channels, and marketing investment is rising to keep up.

The equation also must factor in that retirees will be selling investments in up and down markets and that the amount they pull out must rise to keep up with inflation, he said.

But the suburbs haven't kept up with rising demand for services.

Investment in infrastructure of all kinds has not kept up with rising population and demand.

She still reads The Herald daily and has kept up with rising and falling fortunes of local politicians.

But tourism and services have not kept up with rising imports, not least the ubiquitous Mercedes cars clogging Nicosia's roads.

"Despite what ministers claim, NHS funding has not kept up with rising patient demand and the increased cost of delivering care.

Like almost all private sector schemes, local authority pension funds are in deficit (an estimated £60bn) as investment returns have not kept up with rising pension liabilities.