keep pace with; keep up with
He can't keep up with the brain.
We scramble to "keep up with Joneses".
I can't keep up with you, frankly.
You have to try and keep up with that stuff.
We walked too fast to keep up with the soul.
She did not bother to keep up with the news.
She is too conservative to keep up with the times.
It is too difficult to keep up with this pace.
We struggled with headwinds, grounded on rocks, and paddled hard to keep up with the rafts.
At least be sure to keep up with industry trends as well as former colleagues.
In order to keep up with these changes, SAP systems must be thoroughly tested.
Xiao Ming's examination improved, and the teacher asked him to keep up with it.
Xiaoming's composition progressed rapidly, and the teacher told him to keep up with it.
Low interest rates have helped borrowers to keep up with loan payments.
However, pressure from your lungs on your stomach and general tiredness may keep you from eating enough to keep up with your energy needs.
The paper is typically a great place to keep up with local events, and maybe even sell your car.
In today's highly developed material civilization, filial piety is unconsciously, gradually unable to keep up with the pace of history.
For music lovers, just by watching "Glee", you can keep up with the latest trends in pop music.
Like many Beijing residents, your correspondent has mobile-phone apps that keep up with the pollution readings.
The everyday goal is to keep up with these challenges and manage available resources as closely as possible.
Banks put up millions of dollars in risky mortgage loans to home buyers who later found they could not keep up with the payments.
With the population growing at about 3% a year, the government must expand the economy about 6 % annually to create the jobs needed to keep up with demand.
Cloud silent meteor, along the way a proud smile with the falling leaves drifting down, Yu Tian hurried to keep up with the shadow of cloud silence.
He turned and fled across the water-front, a meagre shadow in a flapping overcoat, with Martin straining to keep up with him.
I tried, with difficulty, to keep up with the questions of a very nice Vice President of a Pillsbury 9 subsidiary.
No one can keep up with the late night, so it is better to keep walking in the sun simply, ignoring the tedious things entangled in the heart, go with the heart.
Since An Ziqi left Beijing six at the beginning of the month, the Empress Dowager has been unable to keep up with the spirit.
He may be able to focus on one thing better than I can, but I can keep up with all of the small details that he would miss.
What you can do: if you feel that your wallet cannot keep up with your lifestyle try to change your focus from "material" to "spiritual."
There's a much more positive way to understand accountability, though: we can see accountability as a way to keep up with what we're doing.
My mother is a woman of the old school. She is too conservative to keep up with the times. However, she is good-natured and treats others incerely.
In order to keep up with the advanced technical level abroad and coordinate with the industrial policy in our country, the air-cooled turbogenerator with large capacity must be developed.
To set up the modern Confucian businessman, We must advance the personality pattern of confucian based on the three morals, in order to keep up with the modern Marketing economy.
The movie opens with a straightforward fight, never bothering to introduce the characters, and the many surprises and twists that follow could be difficult for the newly initiated to keep up with.
As with most of the characters on our list, the producers of Dora felt the need to keep up with the fast-paced and ever-changing television and toy markets.
Organizations face difficult challenges - from insufficient data and lean budgets to overworked staffs - just trying to keep up with changing technologies and trends, and with the rest of the sector.
When we know and see all the hundred thoughts, keep up with every thought every time, it is equal to knowing and seeing exactly where greed, hatred and delusion are born.
And innovation is desperately needed: today's vaccines cannot be made in the volume needed for the whole world, and they cannot keep up with the evolution of some virus strains.
It is an excellent platform for packaging professionals to keep up with the development of China's packaging industries and exchange materials and machinery trade information form around the world.
To keep up with user demand and because of the space and power demands of traditional tower and rack-mount servers, data centers are being forced to expand their physical plant at an alarming rate.
World Bank chief economist Justin Yifu Lin has called the economic outlook multipolar and says international financial institutions must adapt quickly to keep up with changes in the global economy.
It is well worth of falling love in someone，even can keep up with the unavoidable damage。- 真正爱上一个人的时候，一切都那么值得，包括不可避免的伤害。
The risk of tax competition is that it could spiral out of control, starting a“ race to the bottom” as real economies cut tax rates on mobile capital and transfer the tax burden to labour and other immobile factors in order to keep up with lower-tax competitors.
When the surrounding grey is gray, the days are gone, and everything is hopeless in the dark encirclement, but this time it burns. It was red, warmly red, and gently red. It vanished instantly, unable to keep up with the dark night and another day.
