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31. In order to keep pace with the accreditation of wireless network and cipher code, the wireless public key system is researched.

32. Even Sir Leicester's gallantry has some trouble to keep pace with her.

33. You carry on a centuries-old tradition and keep pace with modern technology at the same time.

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

35. I can't keep pace with you at this rate. Go slower.

36. Ad hoc arbitration also could keep pace with thee-commercial affair and arbitration by Internet in future.

37. The International Private Law in China should follow this trend and make great efforts to keep pace with the universal practice of international society.

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

39. Walking Street clothes are suitable for those who wear the sixties and seventies, while lattice shops barely keep pace with the times clothes.

40. Or perhaps a new nuclear-powered Russian spacecraft could get anxious minds at the Pentagon and NASA worrying about the need to keep pace with the Ivanovs.

41. The culprit, the main reason wages did not keep pace with inflation?

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

43. A cash flow gap occurs when your cash inflows and cash outflows don't keep pace with each other, leaving your business short of cash.

44. The load bearing history, the inheritance spirit, present's Red Flag prosperous times are keep pace with the times, is extraordinary in the power aspect similar bearing, rushes spiritedly .

45. The National Aeronautic and Space Agency was organized 1958 to unify non-military space efforts, following failures by the Navy, Army and Air Force to keep pace with Soviets.

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

47. I foresee that older people in the future might just wear an exoskeleton when they're going around so they can keep pace with the grandchildren.

48. The development of this kaoline deposit can keep pace with that of coal, with the characteristics of lesser investment and speedily become effective, therefore, it has a broad prospect.

49. Conclusions it is a long-term process for manage medical record. Which should keep pace with times and go with the stream. Using scientific me...

50. They were walking so fast that the small boy could hardly keep pace with them.

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

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

53. We feel in ourselves all the vigour and spirit to keep pace with the universe.

54. He was so unfit he couldn't keep pace ( with us ).

55. It is generally agreed that delay in the air transportation system will become intolerable if aviation capacity is not keep pace with increasing of demand.

56. The railway industry must keep pace with the growing demand for transportation.

57. I can't keep pace with you at this rate. Go slowly.

58. The second runner couldn't keep pace with the first runner.

59. But, if output does not keep pace with demand, prices increase.

60. FRS has been growing with China's automobile industry. Providing whole-hearted service to the customer, it will keep pace with the time and achieve glorious success in the future.