Sentence examples for work to keep track of from inspiring English sources

It can be hard work to keep track of who is related to whom and how, but perhaps that's the point.

People are more nuanced than that and our work to keep track of our collective humanity has to become equally nuanced.

The painter has been too busy working to keep track of his birthday.

They're flying out so fast that the statisticians have had to work overtime to keep track of the numbers.

This may involve more bandwidth and storage costs, and the programming work required to keep track of different image sizes and deliver them to the right screens.

This assumption originates from the fact that detecting long-term payoff requires higher-level cognitive abilities and working memory to keep track of wins and losses.

To learn how to find the conferences best suited to your work, see "How To Keep Track of Academic Conferences Without Losing Your Mind," Chronicle of Higher Education (2009).

Review boards, overwhelmed by the volume of work, were plainly failing to keep track of side effects.

It also provides a space for new artists to showcase their work and comic fans to keep track of the latest offerings.

There is nothing surreptitious about it — it's all part of the mundane work that lexicographers do to keep track of how words and phrases develop over time, in order to shape and revise their entries.

Even as Mark Boal's script burrows inside the specifics of CIA work and asks us to keep track of a multitude of operatives and terrorists, it never loses sight of the stakes of the historic manhunt, which continued even after many in the CIA believed Bin Laden was already dead.