Sentence examples for a considerable catch from inspiring English sources

Clark was then in his early 60s and a considerable catch for its commissioner David Attenborough, who was trying to give the first wave of colour TV on BBC2 a more highbrow image than it had acquired in the US.

Microsoft Office has finally arrived on iOS in an official app released by Microsoft itself, and it's free to download, but to use it there's a considerable catch: you need to be an Office 365 subscriber.

Although also taking considerable catch in shallow waters, fishing by bottom trawl is distributed over the greatest range of depth (Figure S5).

That in itself does not matter, but the shrimping nets the collectors use also haul in a considerable "by-catch" of other species frequently the larvae of economically or environmentally important fish.

As we were leaving, another customer — middle-aged and bespectacled, with a considerable paunch — caught Anzora's attention.

Average annual growth, at only 2.4%, is well below what is needed and possible for a country with such enormous human and natural endowments, a prime location on America's doorstep and considerable catch-up potential.

However children born small for gestational age, especially those born <32 weeks, show persistent stunting at age 10 yr notwithstanding considerable catch-up growth in many of them.

From this set, Figure 7 shows that a considerable amount was also caught by core elements (CCS and CCG flows) and a more reduced amount was handled by variable features (CVS and CVG). Figure 7 Exception flows signaled by core elements.

There was also a considerable uptick in deaths caught on camera via cellphone and police cameras.  .

Reflection/emission modulations When a planet orbits very close to the star, it catches a considerable amount of starlight.

The Annual Report on the Promotion of Science and Technology (2001) produced by Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports Science and Technology states that we fall behind the U.S. in life sciences and must spend a considerable amount of time playing catch-up.