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It must be very difficult for you to keep pace with me, but please do try.

Don't forget how quickly I am growing up. It must be very difficult for you to keep pace with me, but please try.

It must be very difficult for you to keep pace with me but please try.

It is not just a consequence of exchange rates that have failed to keep pace with global economic development.

As is often the case with technology and the law, technology is leading the way, and the law is scrambling to keep pace.

Trying to keep pace with them is doomed to inglorious failure, especially as the pace has quickened so much.

But some people can develop the disease known as shingles if their immune system fails to keep pace, he said.

Even during the peak years of the population explosion, agricultural production was able to keep pace with population growth.

Surely property would be a good hedge against such an outcome, as rents would be expected to keep pace with higher prices in the long run?

The public education system is not only failing to keep pace with surging demand, but is often of poor quality.

With the increasingly complex control object, the robot control software have been unable to keep pace with its development rate.

Summing up, we see that their industry is forging head at a rate with which at the moment we are unable to keep pace.

The chemotherapy left her with a hole in her heart and, as her body has grown, her heart has been unable to keep pace.

This also ensures that as the information industry changes, which it most certainly will do, CORBA will be able to keep pace with it.

Safety measures for the new car are a step up as well, designed to keep pace with ever-stricter ratings systems in the U.

Not every financial institution, though, will find it easy to keep pace with the changes demanded.

Her stride was swift enough to keep pace with Grievous' wheel bike as it tore through the avenues of the sinkhole city.

Our current educational system has not been able to keep pace with the global and technological changes in the world today.

He thinks very quickly, it's hard for me to keep pace with him.

With the recorded music industry ravaged by piracy and unable to keep pace with digital delivery, Gorillaz is showing a way forward.

The requirements had not been increased in more than a decade and we need to keep pace with the changing economy.

One of the biggest challenges for the NNSA is hiring and training enough skilled inspectors to keep pace with reactor construction, he says.

Today, people from all walks of life are trying to acquire more knowledge to keep pace with the development of our times.

Some legal observers aren't sure that change will come fast enough to keep pace with the torrid rate of China's industrial growth.

Yet, as staff attrition occurs and as the business model accelerates, the tool cannot be modified to keep pace with the business needs.

Most of the television programs fail to keep pace with the high demand of viewers and do not maintain high quality.

You walk too fast for me to keep pace with you.

China is developing its financial sector, but not fast enough to keep pace with its economy.

The wafer producer noted that the expansions were to keep pace with tier-one customers' expansion requests.

Supply will struggle to keep pace with the growth in demand after years of underinvestment in new mines.

Such a move could make China the leader in the automotive technology of the future, with other countries struggling to keep pace.

The old supervisory framework failed to keep pace with changes in the structure and activities of the financial sector.

Official retirement ages have failed to keep pace with rising life expectancy, making pensions increasingly unaffordable.

to keep pace with the changing world in order to be a first-class library, libraries must be users of OCLC library information services.

Its report suggests wages for low and middle earners have failed to keep pace with wider economic growth since the 1970s.

They and other investors could also be forced back into the market, just to try to keep pace with the gains.

The company's production cycles are too slow to keep pace with rivals, prices have risen and the brand has lost its shine.

Their concern is that the training of scholars essential for the Islamic banks' supervision may not be able to keep pace.

Working with the market may be necessary to keep pace with changes at the frontier of innovation.

Understand that I am growing up and changing very fast. It must be difficult to keep pace with me, but please try.

The U. S. , once a leader in environmental protection, has failed to keep pace.

Our investment in additional blister packaging capacity was necessary to keep pace with this increased demand.

This failure of political governance to keep pace with global economic integration is as apparent now as it was in 2007.

Let's say inflation is at 3% (about average) - that means your investment really just managed to keep pace with inflation.

Feeling both foolish and annoyed, Hendrix hurried along after him, having to run to keep pace with the Venusian's long strides.

Frequent reconfigurations of Enterprise Information System (EIS) are necessary to keep pace with rapid changes in business environment.

BHEL has failed to keep pace with technological advances in the power sector and remains a high-cost supplier of power equipment contrary.

The supply of skilled workers has failed to keep pace with demand, so the college wage premium (see chart) has increased.

But as the institute has strengthened its ratings, Acura hasn't been able to keep pace.

To keep pace with the changing needs of the global UAS market, Schiebel now offers an external fuel tank for extended range and endurance.

Household income has been unable to keep pace with the burgeoning of house prices, though.

Over the following five days, he will be confronted with the full extent of India's failure to keep pace with its neighbour.

Six months into the Arab Spring, the Obama administration is struggling to keep pace with events and communicate a revised regional policy.

The company is struggling to keep pace with changes in the market place.

How are we going to perform our social and political reform to keep pace with economic growth, to keep sustainability and stability?

but with so many to care for, how was it possible for even _her_ activity to keep pace with her wishes?

That will cripple their ability to keep pace in this global economy and compromise our ability to compete as a nation.

While the supply of homes offered for sale increased in 2007, Archibald said it was nowhere near enough to keep pace with increased demand.

An animal species becomes extinct when it fails to produce enough young in each generation to keep pace with the death-rate.

However, this year's record volume export Brazil likely will constrain the ability of its ports to keep pace.

What effect has this fast-paced growth had on ethics policies and have they been able to keep pace?

This psychological phenomenon reflected in purchase behavior, often vying with the same class, with the group purchase to keep pace.

Chinese still love visiting temple affair but organizers are adding more color and dimension to the events to keep pace with the times.

As agriculture is knowledge intensive, producers are increasingly engaging in continuous learning to keep pace with change.

Since Johnson's disgrace, the prevalence of drug use has grown at the same time technological advances in detection attempt to keep pace.

This past season, his teammates did their best to keep pace with him, then Pau Gasol was gifted to him.

This gap is growing and has serious implications for young science students from countries that are "failing to keep pace" .

These guidelines need to be continually updated to keep pace with ever-changing technology.

Light and electric signal brakes by PLC control power and magnetic clutch to keep pace with the main engine.

Indeed, it expanded the system to keep pace with rising world food and fuel prices.

As Indian cities modernize at break-neck speed to keep pace with people's changing habits - physical fitness centers are on their way out.

But government support has failed to keep pace with rising student number.

To be realistic and to keep pace with the times is the source power of Mao Zedong Thought's formation and the development.

She was near running, making me take quick tripping steps to keep pace.

The institutions will continue to fine-tune the course contents to keep pace with developments in the IT field and meet market demand.

He finds it hard to keep pace with all the developments in nuclear physics.

Hanging over Egan's book is a sense that human culture is changing at such warp speed that memory itself must adapt to keep pace.

IBM blamed most commuter troubles on the failure of infrastructure to keep pace with global economic activity.

It is becoming increasingly difficult for world food production to keep pace with the continuing growth of the world's population.

I mean, who knew Korea and Singapore would keep growing while Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand would fail to keep pace?

We continuously innovate to keep pace with a global healthcare environment that is increasingly complex and interdependent.

Any country which fails to keep pace with these developments will soon be in trouble . . .

Glaciers are melting, sea levels are rising, cloud forests are drying, and wildlife is scrambling to keep pace.

However, economic policy- making has failed to keep pace.

pensionable ages have failed to keep pace with longevity.

We are playing Timmy and the Spurs, and then head west for some games that we have to win to keep pace in this playoff race.

Low-key policies that seemed adequate a couple of years ago have struggled to keep pace with the explosive growth of trade.

It's the devil's own job earning enough money to keep pace with the ever-increasing cost of living these days.

Only to keep pace with other world-class universities in the mechanism can we better train excellent and innovative personnel.

However , to keep pace with rapid social transformations , teachers now find themselves facing greater trials than ever before .

Only to keep pace with other world-class universities in the mechanism can we better train excellent and innovative personnel.

However , to keep pace with rapid social transformations , teachers now find themselves facing greater trials than ever before .

Focusing on these benefits, the Department of State is taking steps to keep pace with growing demand for U. S. visas.

I must constantly study of knowledge, experience equip themselves in order to keep pace with the times, with various work-related problems.

Price increases failed to keep pace with rising costs.

Human enhancement could enable older workers to keep pace with younger colleagues.

From early 1989, IFB set up new offices in various cities of China to keep pace with an ever increasing demand in Mainland China.

It's very important for a firm to keep pace with changes in the market.

Producers are still struggling long-term to keep pace with global consumption trends.

To keep pace with times, the law is in need of frequent revision.

To keep pace with times, the law is in need of frequent revision.

Hardly shocking, the now-decades-old HTML format is struggling to keep pace with innovation.

The correct attitude towards Marxism is to keep pace with the times which is a magic weapon to develop Marxism.

That is why most of the programmes are so bad: it is impossible to keep pace with the demand and maintain high standards as well.

Of particular concern is the failure of legislation to keep pace with technology.

Yet sales of petrol have failed to keep pace (see chart).

Family incomes have not begun to keep pace.

To keep pace with the time, market is the survival soil for enterprises.

There is a surge in energy use; supply will struggle to keep pace; and environmental stresses are increasing.

Only through acquisition can the parent hope to keep pace with China's demand.

Only through acquisition can the parent hope to keep pace with China's demand.

The girls had to hasten their steps to keep pace with his.

Simply to keep pace with the growing U. S. population, the nation needs to add 125, 000 jobs a month, the New America Foundation estimates.

They are unlikely to raise enough cash to keep pace with the rising volume of passengers.

The function of art is not to keep pace with science and technology but rather to provide an escape from these forces.

McKinsey reckons that merely to keep pace, the country must spend $1. 2 trillion on urban infrastructure, or at eight times today's rate.

The country is simply failing to build enough roads, ports and power stations to keep pace.

The most serious failing is that in many places the Party leaders have not bestirred themselves to keep pace.

In the past, in order to better future in the new century, the rural compulsory education is still need to keep pace with The Times.

Because design is important in so many industries, there is a dearth of local experts to keep pace with rising demand.

Because design is important in so many industries, there is a dearth of local experts to keep pace with rising demand.

As young people, we should seize every minute and renew our knowledge to keep pace with the latest development of the modern society.

The inquiry accuses the UK's adult education system of failing to keep pace with changing patterns of work.

He is trying hard to keep pace with his classmates.

DTV chip market and the digital TV market itself to keep pace.

At the same time, real weekly earnings failed to keep pace, increasing 0. 9 percent nationally for the year.

Making matters worse, the economy needs to add some 100, 000 jobs a month to keep pace with population growth.

In order for humanity to keep pace and not be left behind, it is time to move rapidly forth.

He finds it difficult to keep pace with advance in physics.

He was too old to keep pace with the modern ideas of life.

He was too old to keep pace with the modern ideas of life.

At the same time, European and US companies have struggled to keep pace with ever stiffer competition.

We are holding this venture contest, with the hope that the trend in the development of the industry to keep pace.

I enjoy my job in research because I have to keep pace with all the latest developments.

If the store is any indication, wine sophistication in China has yet to keep pace with the rise in prices.

Tom has to take long steps to keep pace with his father.

When we go for a walk, John has to take long steps to keep pace with us.

only constant innovation and continuous improvement in order to keep pace.

Motorway operators say the increases are needed in order to keep pace with inflation.

As fund managers continue to buy these stocks to keep pace with the index, the imbalance has become absurd.

It is required to keep pace with the time and improve fire fighting.

He found it very difficult to keep pace with the development of physics.

I have to learn as much as possible to keep pace with the time because things keep changing.

We must work hard to keep pace with the development of modern technology.

We all try our best to keep pace with time.

We found it difficult to keep pace with the rapid development in the field of science and technology.

He did not wish to keep pace with the neighbours in social life

These are the kinds of investments we need more of in America if we are to keep pace with our international competition.

Hong Kong could not stand still, we had to reform in order to keep pace with the changing global circumstances.

He finds it hard to keep pace with the rapid development of the society.

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To Keep Pace with the Times is the Enrichment and Development of Emancipating the Minds and Being Practical and Realistic

Adhering to Keep Pace with the Times to Remain the Party's Advanced Nature

Developing and Perfecting Our Constitution to Keep Pace with the Times

Mould Contemporary College Students to Keep Pace with the Times

Necessity of Setting up Six Ideologies to Keep Pace with the Times

life is innovation, only to keep pace with the times to keep up with the times;

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to keep pace with industrialization and democratization, one can not be neglected;