It may keep up my producers more.
Sports fans also greatly outnumber science fans – the type of person who may keep up with the latest environmental studies, notes Hershkowitz.
As The Times reported over the weekend, recent meetings that Mr. Trump has held have suggested that he may keep up his business ties.
Productivity growth may keep up growth in GDP per person: as labour becomes scarcer, and pressure to introduce new technologies to boost workers' efficiency increases, so the productivity of labour may rise faster.
Spielberg may keep up with the latest in film technology (in "War of the Worlds," from 2005, he ripped up the digital landscape with the best of them), but he's hardly an experimentalist.
The alliance's backers may "keep up the façade of NATO being the greatest guarantor of global peace and security, but it looks like a narrow American instrument," argues Sreeram Chaulia in The Asian Age.
After the carriers take their cut, developers may keep up to 70% of that.
If the district allows, ask parents to pick up any schoolwork so that their child may keep up while serving the suspension.
Under the equitable sharing loophole, police may keep up to 80percentt of any assets they seize.
"In an 'ideal world,' we would have money to satisfy both what CCP administration feels is needed for the College, such as more campus construction, as well as money to satisfy very reasonable salary increases so teachers and classified employees may keep up with cost-of-living increases.
We are unable to explain this evidence; genetic factors may influence the biological response of the tumour to treatment, or male patients may keep up habits that can influence recurrence of the disease, such as smoking and alcohol consumption.
