Examples of using Keep pace in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Keep pace with the times and innovate constantly,
Learn how a modular approach helps you keep pace with modern business demands and workloads.
Few are the people who can keep pace rising from the frontier of knowledge of the XXI century,
D printing doesn't just help you keep pace, it lets you defy the limits.
Okuma SLV fly reels keep pace with the fast species in water with super large arbor spool design for blazing fast line retrieval.
Or a pool of experts who can keep pace with technological advances
To help keep pace with your active lifestyle,
Overview Back Do you need a cost-effective data center system that can keep pace with your growth and provide flexibility to adapt to various workloads?
Consume and keep pace with the growing body of medical literature,
repeated at regular intervals to ensure that the security measures keep pace with the changing risk environment.
We must keep pace with changing realities in the world
Thirty years as unemployment and insecurity keep pace as the fortunes of the ultra-rich.
Helping you keep pace with the changing needs of today's business travelers.
If rural development is to strengthen the rural economy and keep pace with sustainable regional development,
Keep pace with the growth of your business by automating identity processes to increase operational efficiencies
implementation process ensures that your document workflow processes adapt and keep pace with changes across your organisation.
It is necessary to act with caution and keep pace with the opening up and political development of the country,” agrees Djizmedjian.
To help keep pace with your active lifestyle,
to help developing countries keep pace with globalisation.
To ensure our customers keep pace with digital innovation to accelerate their own success.
