Sentence examples for to keep identifying from inspiring English sources

"New payments products and platforms are evolving rapidly and it's important for us to keep identifying cutting-edge technologies that can extend our leadership beyond the traditional payments arena," said Kenneth I. Chenault, chief of American Express.

Investors are likely to keep identifying Dreyfus with its mascot long after they have forgotten the $2.95 million the company recently agreed to pay to settle accusations that it failed to adequately disclose the risks of its Aggressive Growth fund and that the fund's early performance was inflated by one its former managers, Michael L. Schonberg.

AmEx CEO Kenneth I. Chenault said in a statement that "New payments products and platforms are evolving rapidly and it's important for us to keep identifying cutting edge technologies that can extend our leadership beyond the traditional payments arena".

"New payments products and platforms are evolving rapidly, and it's important for us to keep identifying cutting-edge technologies that can extend our leadership beyond the traditional payments arena," said Kenneth Chenault, Amex chairman and chief executive officer, in a statement.

Special contiguity constraints are needed to keep identified clusters spatially connected.

Based on our findings we suggest that it is possible to sustain transformative agency when employees, with the help of a durable yet flexible second stimulus, persistently keep identifying problems and constructing means to solve their problems after the formative intervention.

Here is what is disturbing: We keep identifying more and more incompetent people throughout the Bush administration and find that they are making real fatal mistakes.

"We keep identifying larger and larger labs and we keep putting people before the courts.

Keep identifying, then you're smart for science.

As Mr. Rockefeller kept identifying ground-floor investment opportunities, his brothers and his sister would from time to time join in particular investments.

"We kept identifying the problems that brands were facing, and we thought there was a huge opportunity to create the first voice app that people love — and one that people actually use every day," explains Williams.