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Man: To be honest, with all the new insurance products coming out it isn't easy to keep up with them all.

Clark, who has sold more than 100 of the bags and is now looking for a production firm to help her keep up with orders.

With a planting season last only half a year, most processing industries do not have enough supply to keep up with the production.

Well, a little less, I have to catch up with the end of the river, but I let the river flow on the way, I really keep up with it?

He said: "They are selling like hot cakes. We only officially launched four weeks ago but we cannot keep up with demand at the moment. "

The second time I do not know, may be the time to keep up with a visa are separated by only a month.

You have clearly set goals for yourself and it seems to be a constant struggle for you to keep up with them.

This fun song has a pretty quick beat for your faster runs. Give it a try and see if you can keep up with it.

As everyone knows, is his own experience in another time, guilty of the same to keep up with a just a mistake.

The tall young man put my box on his cart and drove off at such a speed, that I had to run to keep up with him.

I'm the youngest in my family, and everyone is very funny, and I was always trying to keep up with them. I just loved making people laugh.

Edward is always trying to keep up with the Joneses.

The poor fellow went broke because his wife was always trying to keep up with the Joneses.

Typically you will have been rushing around trying to complete tasks in time to keep up with your busy timetable.

The sealed home depended on at least some of the individual plants being able to keep up with the lungs of one man.

As you know, many PVC leather manufacturers have heavy burden to keep up with the high unit cost due to rising oil price.

I ran after the man who stole my box, bumpinginto people, falling in the mud, trying to keep up with him.

So I really encourage you to know this Web site, to keep up with it, because we are updating it as new information comes out all the time.

However, later inquiries revealed that the driver was wronged. The road had to be covered with such a speed to keep up with the schedule.

You search for news or for a pair of shoes or to keep up with your favorite celebrity.

You are selling twice as much, making less per product, still not able to keep up with your expenses and showing an annual loss.

Living organisms have a similar tradeoff in deciding how much mutation and innovation is needed to keep up with a changing environment.

The head could spin, trying to keep up with it all.

Most of my ex-boyfriends couldn't keep up with how much I wanted-I thought I'd never hear a guy beg me for less sex!

The manager is a heavy drinker. It 's going to be hard to keep up with him .

We planned to work together, but he is too prolific and I cannot keep up with him.

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.

To keep up with the changing world, one must be involved in lifelong learning and be ready to accept new things.

It was a bit much to keep up with three entirely separate web sites - the business web site vs personal web site vs personal blog.

The moment I stop running to keep up with it, I'll be discarded without a second thought.

In Egypt, the bread crisis is a symptom of a larger problem - one of stagnant wages that have failed to keep up with the cost of living.

The log began to turn around under them, spinning faster and faster, soon it became clear that the other man could not keep up with Darrell.

oh, please. Stop trying to keep up with the Joneses. You know you can't afford it.

"It's a strong result for me and the team, better than I think we expected, but we need to push to keep up with these guys, " he said.

Although opposites attract, the Scales are just a little too lazy to keep up with you.

I used to be constantly trying to keep up with stereotype, the social influences on how to be myself.

However, pressure from your lungs on your stomach and general tiredness may keep you from eating enough to keep up with your energy needs.

I've been trying to find the best way to keep up with the task of a regular new articles writing for my blogs.

Students are expected to keep up with the readings and attend class regularly, as classroom discussions and readings do not always overlap.

"Men brag that they'd love a woman who can't stop climaxing, " she laughed. "But I struggle to find partners who can keep up with me. "

China's exchange reserves did not keep up with its current account surplus between July and September.

It seems that Adobe has not being able to keep up with the smartphones market which has been extremely dynamic over the last few years.

The pancreas becomes exhausted and is unable to produce sufficient insulin to keep up with the demands of the body.

It depends on how hard the two teams push themselves today. But we are able to keep up with the pace of any opponent. That will help us.

It means that the nervous system is going a mile a minute just to keep up with its surrounding.

Despite her age, Beulah had endless energy; she could keep up with my three preschoolers far longer than I could.

But it is not clear that regulators will be able to keep up with such a rapidly changing industry.

But mostly the structural weakness was that the central bank was not designed to keep up with the pace of financial innovation.

And no one could keep up with him in that race either as he sped to a record of 19. 30 seconds.

Unfortunately, some teens feel that they have to lose their virginity to keep up with their friends or to be accepted.

As a Sagittarius, you love a witty exchange, and if you meet someone new who can keep up with you, well, that could be real love!

It seems you are so far ahead of the curve that others will have to struggle to keep up with your rapid-fire mind.

And the wind that was racing against me had now transformed into all of my trouble struggling to keep up with me.

The children can't keep up with you when you walk so quickly.

Many economists will say that 127, 500 is just a neutral number, only enough to keep up with population growth.

Dancing to the strong rhythm of the music, sweating all over, making efforts to keep up with the coach, I feel I forget all my worries.

The focus will be on helping the user to manage and keep up with all the stuff flowing in and out of the their environment.

Girl I feel all in my bones trying to keep up with that tempo.

My son-in-law has bought a second car, but it's merely to keep up with the Joneses because his wife can't even drive.

One soldier scoops his severed arm off the sand, staggering on in a desperate attempt to keep up with his squad.

After all, prominent among the causes of the financial crash was the failure of politics to keep up with economic integration.

have had to enlarge our factory so as to be able to keep up with the demand.

but she thought it was important for me to keep up with an American education.

to keep up with a scientist in the field of development, what you think to do?

I don't admit for one minute to be able to keep up with it all.

This extreme investment cripples our ability to keep up with any other class in terms of dps OR healing.

It's almost impossible trying to keep up with the high cost of living.

Then all the scythes began to work at once. They cut down the hay so fast that the rakes could not keep up with them.

For a time you will be hard pressed to keep up with it, which is why we ask you to keep an open mind.

The view among economists has long been that it takes at least 7% growth to keep up with a growing work force.

He was now running to keep up with the thundering animal in whose belly his head floated.

Now the level of social and material development of fast, mental level, and did not keep up with the pace of it.

Although I love to love you but sometimes people do not necessarily keep up with her, be called love her!

The small steps also let me keep up with my code coverage as I develop, and build a richer specification.

Any political party, if not keep up with the times, builds a learning party, inert, complacency, is bound to be eliminated.

But if you're not the sporty type, you could just make sure you keep up with your housework.

Olga admitted it had been hard to keep up with the pace of change.

Jake tries to keep up with Neytiri as she leaps up the core trunk like a lemur.

OK, now let us holding his hands waist, first slowly on our right hand to keep up with the right foot.

People who work all day on servers tend to keep up with reading tech sites and commenting on things they see in the course of their work.

But the truth is, I don't have the time to enjoy, let alone keep up with, all the correspondence and entertainment I used to.

I wasn't able to keep up with the business, and I ended up with a 25-year detour.

The Scot suggested that Wiley was not fit enough to keep up with the game at Old Trafford and has since apologised for his remarks.

Mr. Green told his wife to stop buying every new thing that was advertised to keep up with the Joneses.

It's about every family unable to keep up with soaring out of pocket costs and premiums rising three times faster than wages.

Pressure has never been greater for investment pros to keep up with competitors, encouraging them to ape their rivals' trades.

And Rasheed Wallace eventually fouled out after a frustrating night of trying to keep up with KG.

A key question is, to what extent domestic supplies will be able to keep up with growing demand.

"Are we just trying to keep up with the also-rans or are we trying to get ahead? " he asked.

I tried to clean the utensils and machines right after I used them but I couldn't keep up with my own cooking frenzy.

It's not easy to keep up with all the changes in social media.

You're so low, I dare say I shall keep up with you.

But I have continued to keep up with the Industry through conferences and professional journals.

Celia, while managing to keep up with family banter over the breakfast table, felt within herself an unusual sense of detachment.

He did not keep up with current literature and wasn't sure he had ever heard of Jastrow.

I could do it, it's just there's too much to do, and I couldn't keep up with the workload.

Therefore, the development of treatment technology is often impossible to keep up with the pace of pollution.

And we have decided to help her make up the lessons she has missed so that she can keep up with us.

Here you can find out what the WordPress developers have been up to recently and keep up with the latest WordPress related news.

What do you think a scientist must do if he wants to keep up with the latest development in his field?

Barely were we able to keep up with garbage collection during the watermelon season, the sanitation workers complained.

Battery Makers Trying to Find Ways to Keep Up With More Demands From Users of High-Tech Products.

The only way is to keep up with the international standards of copyright protection and promote the prosperity of Chinese culture.

You only belittle your own self by trying to keep up with someone else.

He walked so fast that she could not keep up with him.

A stand-alone commentator can't keep up with a team of pro writers cranking out up to 30 posts a day.

Not while he's charging. Shouldn't your bodyguard be able to keep up with you on the way to a gunfight?

Hon Hai's methods have failed to keep up with changes among the migrant workers who staff coastal factories like Longhua, he says.

The H-P plan also marks the second time the company has looked to divest a core business to keep up with the changing tech industry.

She had to run to keep up with him.

One boyfriend even went on an arduous keep-fit regime in a bid to keep up with me.

A great way to keep up with what's going on is to sign up for one of our free newsletters.

At smaller firms starting pay has for years failed to keep up with soaring tuition fees, and of late has fallen (see chart).

and this may really and truly be the main cause of disease ahead; the attempt to ascend to keep up with the vibration of earth.

Not possible? At least be sure to keep up with industry trends as well as former colleagues.

When others cannot keep up with his tempo, he tends to consider them incapable.

We've tried to keep up with all of the several threads that spawned as a result of my last comments.

Wu's father said they barely talk to her because she is too busy training, and they're left to keep up with her on her Weibo account.

If you can't keep up with your mortgage payments, you could face foreclosure and a loss of equity.

The collector cannot reliably keep up with the allocation rate of this application with only a single GC thread.

If at the end of that period to keep up with John, you might get stock most of the meat section.

Coffee is such a big seller that coffee makers have had to keep up with the demand.

So the dead dog began to slide on the ice. Mum couldn't keep up with me. She kept moving slowly behind.

He couldn't handle the ball, and he lacked the quickness and athleticism needed to keep up with the quicker guards in the league.

He says that this brain drain makes it difficult for agencies to keep up with changes in the market.

The monitor alone tried to help her keep up with the rest of the class.

I love to read blogs, though I keep up with fewer these days than I did a few years ago.

Advertising encourages consumers to "keep up with the Joneses" , namely, it creates an acquisitive society and a demand for material things.

It could also suggest that home builders have been slow to cut their prices enough to keep up with falling market prices.

State media outlets 'will never keep up with private companies, ' he said.

New words continue to come into the language at such a rate that no dictionary could possibly keep up with them.

Apple's biggest problem these days: The company can't keep up with the demand of its iP ads.

If you do not know, then you have not keep up with the times of the.

As the founder of Wildlife Images Rehabilitation Center, I had more than enough to do to keep up with the wild animals in our care.

Be careful, your body may not be able to keep up with your feet!

A rare photo, released by the White House, shows Barack Obama fielding calls from a tent in Brazil, to keep up with events in Libya.

My secretary works so fast that no one in the office can keep up with her.

Dad, please slow down a bit. I can't keep up with you.

But like other computer majors, you'll face a lifetime of learning as you strive to keep up with changing technology.

Since the only sure thing is sure, then think of ways to keep up with changing it!

And a number of companies, a middle-technical cooperation and exchanges, keep up with the pace of modernization.

We haven't inflated it to keep up with the rest of the economy for a couple of expansions.

The face of a wide variety of data and reports, manual handling has been difficult to keep up with the pace of modern management.

None of us can keep up with you. That's probably why.

You are walking too fast. I cannot keep up with you.

iGoogle currently offers two interesting ways to keep up with your friends' activity: a timeline and an 'updates' feed.

But it's tough for part-time bloggers with full-time jobs to keep up with all the demands of a lucrative blog.

In Bishan the report recommended resources be allocated to wastewater treatment and water supply to keep up with its projected growth.

The children who come for the picture books secretly help Grape sell the mushrooms, and their production can hardly keep up with the demand.

Cersei never saw where Qyburn came from, but suddenly he was there beside them, scrambling to keep up with her champion's long strides.

Your local literacy council is there to help adults learn to read and children keep up with reading in school.

Trying to keep up with his life is causing a rift in their marriage.

Frieda works so fast that no one in the office can keep up with her.

To keep up with the formality of the occasion, go with peak lapels -- the kind that point upwards -- or the more rounded shawl lapel.

"The Criminal Law is undergoing its eighth amendment to keep up with social trends at the moment, " Liu said.

Fisher will continue to get beat off the dribble, because he no longer possesses the foot speed to keep up with the opposition.

If you do not keep up with the payments you could lose your home.

I don't know who the "Jones" are but it is exhausting trying to keep up with them.

It's not possible for you to keep up with the technical side of everyone's work.

Do you apply the styling to the HTML text in the browser and just keep up with which content to centered or not center?

The fund's budget can no longer keep up with its ever-expanding workload, despite donations steadily increasing since 2005.

We are looking for people that are mature, punctual, able to keep up with the fast paced work environment and hard-working.

Consequently, video frames are dropped to keep up with the audio and only a small fraction of the frames in the video are rendered.

Technology changes so rapidly that no scientist or engineer can keep up with his own field, much less with technology in general.

In March Mrs. Heyman, who lives in the Atlanta area, opened an account just to keep up with a few friends.

There was so much financial turmoil in the autumn that it was hard to keep up with events.

But Doodle couldn't keep up with the plan. Once, he collapsed on the ground and began to cry.

Tanks had to be jump-started today to keep up with the pace of the assault on Colonel Gaddafi's birthplace.

That should prompt an increase in electricity supplies from loss-making power plants that had failed to keep up with rising demand.

Barely were we able to keep up with garbage collection during the watermelon season.

Your body needs more of this mineral during pregnancy to keep up with your expanding blood volume.

Ajaxian: Keep up with developments in Ajax and the front-end widgets that use it with this great resource.

She's going to have to generate income to live on, and enough growth to keep up with inflation.

Critics of the fund say it's failed to keep up with the pace of change as the worldwide recession deepens.

Yet the economy is now straining, and often failing, to keep up with the ambitious growth targets set by Vietnam's Communist bosses.

To keep up with overwhelming customer response, the company expanded rapidly.

They allow you to make changes at runtime to keep up with the evolving on-demand business environment.

A little extra preparation can help you run at night, stay safe, and keep up with your training goals.

Nearly a quarter of all time online is now used to keep up with friends (and sometimes strangers).

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. "

Because I cant keep up with the pace of the time, so have to leave you.

However, until now it wasn't known whether the bees' full colour vision was able to keep up with their high speed flight.

To keep up with the global trend of broadening the plaintiff's qualification, the supreme court and its judicial interpretation will . . .

I still keep up with my correspondence with him.

It can be a good way to keep up with changes in the company and industry -- and find leads to new jobs down the road.

The delicate new digital cameras struggled to keep up with him.

The economy needs to consistently add at least 100, 000 new jobs a month just to keep up with the expansion of the population.

Most emphasized a challenge common to higher education: technology moves too fast for curriculum to keep up with it.

The bad news is that this increase can't keep up with our growing appetite for luxury foods that depend heavily on bee pollination.

When mitochondria can't keep up with the body's energy demands, he says, cells die, tissues age and organs fail.

It's not easy to keep up with the whole class.

Tokuyama, Japan's largest producer, admitted last week that its facilities were unable to keep up with demand.

The iPod option will likely be attractive to people who missed an episode and want to keep up with the story, he said.

One time, I really was too weak, too tired, I almost had left behind, but I still insist to keep up with the team.

China's cold-chain infrastructure is still fragmented, under-funded, and scrambling to keep up with soaring demand.

Whatever the case, you might justify not allowing yourself to get any breaks just to keep up with the demands being made on your time.

She said that women and blacks must have pilots if they are to keep up with the times.

Online learning requires much time, commitment and discipline to keep up with the flow of the course.

Feel that their role is optional, not keep up with others, there is no sense of belonging.

In my AP European History class, my fellow students and I are always struggling to keep up with taking notes.

He slowed down his pace, so I could keep up with him.

Sometimes I am trying to look at some advertisement to keep up with the fashion.

The foreigners held on to their concessions and China was unable to keep up with Japan, the rising Asian power.

Nokia hopes that the employee can keep up with the variety of the quick rhythm, the increment company competition ability.

He went into the office until he was 95, just to keep up with what was going on.

Once you've landed a young woman, make an effort to keep up with her. She's not going to want to sit home every night.

The amount of labor done by the Release Engineering team to keep up with the vast number of branches is staggering.

Those who do not keep up with the clan, derro and slaves alike, are left behind or killed.

I will work hard to keep up with your pace, try to talk about it to high school.

Within the first year, she had to raise her prices four or five times to keep up with the demand.

In essence, the complexity of the Lotus Domino environment has increased to keep up with the needs of our customers.

However, in some cases, a single Cluster Replicator may not be able to keep up with the replication workload.

Fireda works so fast that no one in the office can keep up with her.

Would you mind walking at a slower pace so that I can keep up with you?

With a click of the mouse, I can get all the date I need right away and keep up with the latest news.

Barbie has changed a lot over the years and has managed to keep up with current trends in hairstyles, make-up and clothing.

There's frustration galore that the team hasn't done enough to keep up with the Eastern Conference frenzy of moves.

I wouldn't be able to keep a long, detailed journal, but I can keep up with these other methods.

It is a real challenge to keep up with the tools of the profession and to master one or two useful tools.

Each received the first task was to finish, then continually urged partners faster, get others couldn't keep up with the pace of the I.

Testing also always uncovers things that need to get done, so if you do not keep up with the testing effort you are falling behind.

But, in the medium term, there's a good chance that supply just won't be able to keep up with demand.

Again, high values may indicate a disk that is unable to keep up with the demands being requested of it.

Eating right and exercising is fundamental in order for me to keep up with my lifestyle.

Jason: I'm warning you Mike. Don't start patronizing your old man, I mean father. Because I can still keep up with you.

I didn't keep up with this, I can still do aerobics, you know.

It's hard for doctors to even keep up with the rate of change, with new discoveries being made every month.

Many countries struggle simply to build schools quickly enough to keep up with population growth.

He walks so fast that I can't keep up with him.

As long as you use this method so that you can keep up with the rhythm of modern life.

Kids arrive with a lot of electronics, from phones to iPods to laptops. No dorm room will have enough outlet s to keep up with the demand.

Update your resume, and remind yourself of your skills and strengths. Also, make sure you keep up with new developments in your field.

Indeed industries can, t keep up with it as we have seen with the problem of illegal downloads of various content.

Schools, in turn, are beefing up the specialty programs they already offer and adding more to keep up with demand.

But the surge of interest has also forced E Ink and other producers to innovate rapidly in an effort to keep up with consumer expectations.

The massive amounts of infrastructure just to keep up with population growth even as it slows will mean any dip will be well supported.

Events in Egypt have been moving faster than people can keep up with and that includes policy makers.

More glucose in the bloodstream triggers the pancreas to produce more insulin, until the pancreas can't keep up with the load.

In order for the tide waves to move fast enough at the equator to keep up with the moon , the ocean would have to be about 22 km deep .

it requires much time, commitment and discipline to keep up with the flow of the course.

It was tough for the developer at the computer to keep up with significant changes that were being suggested.

He lets himself listen to singles and the radio, because he needs to keep up with what's new for part of his job.

The stock of educated workers isn't increasing fast enough to keep up with rising demand.

This has forced him to cut his research budget. "How can we keep up with the technology cycles if we lack the profits to invest? " he asks.

However, the rapid popularization in policy makes the corresponding fund not to keep up with the need of development.

Dojo has proven to be hard to keep up with, as new versions come out very often and the code changes a lot between even minor versions.

Korea Exchange (KRX), Asia's third-biggest bourse, plans to float its own shares by June next year to keep up with regional rivals.

With that kind of mind-boggling growth, Mercedes is scrambling to keep up with demand.

Thus, reading the newspaper is, in my opinion, a must for those who wish to keep up with the times.

GM is now hiring back some laid-off workers to keep up with growing demand for stylish, high-quality new cars.