Sentence examples for steps to keep up from inspiring English sources

His long strides carry him so fast that his aides skip steps to keep up.

They have also begun talking to members of Congress about possible hearings and other steps to keep up pressure on the case, which at the time of Mr. Camarena's killing sent United States-Mexico relations into a nosedive that it took years to recover from.

Progress of study and future steps to keep up with the design criteria is also included in this document.

It is a great song for waking up from our stupor and taking those steps to keep up with the changes.

Through 14-hour work days, she is almost constantly at her husband's elbow, smiling as she double-steps to keep up with him in crowds and nodding at just the right moments during the speech she has heard hundreds of times.

Then comes the critical step, to keep up the fight.

Meanwhile, France, greedy to redesign Europe according to its own tastes, must decide whether it is prepared to take the difficult steps needed to keep up with Germany.The fourth is about Europe's divisions.

In a separate review from Slant, RJ wrote "The last half of "Vision Of Love" (starting with the belted bridge) is a series of crescendos that get so intense that another Mariah has to step in to keep up the momentum".

Regardless, like drug testing in sports, campaign-finance reform efforts have always proven to be one step behind, unable to keep up with the campaigns' (and outside groups') innovative new methods of raising and using funds.

The CHP's leader, Deniz Baykal, is ignoring calls to step down and is certain to keep up his opposition if Mr Gul is nominated again.

"We've taken an important step forward, but we need to keep up our reinforcement efforts to make sure the gains aren't lost," she said.