Sentence examples for a major catch from inspiring English sources

But these long-awaited elections came with a major catch.

On this evidence, the Leicester-bound Loffreda is a major catch for the Tigers.

The acquisition is also a major catch for the director of the Met, Thomas Campbell, who is English.

Under American tax law, American companies owe tax on their worldwide profits — but with a major catch.

He acknowledged a major catch: "My principal concern at this stage of the campaign is that the stability, reconstruction, and political rehabilitation will lag behind the military campaign".

But Pakistani officials described him as a major catch and a close associate of Zawahiri, the second-ranking al Qaeda leader and a fellow Egyptian.

There's a major Catch-22 at work.

IE 7, analysts say, was a major catch-up effort, while IE 8 is Microsoft's bid to move ahead of Firefox and Apple's Safari in performance, features and user experience.

Pinger has managed to build a huge userbase in the United States by offering free text messaging without any major catches: users are given their own, real phone numbers, and they can send and receive text messages with any phone.

It is similar to a normal booking site, with one major catch: customers must select two flights – to different cities – and reserve with a credit card before finding out where they're heading.

The verdict made Ms. Hsia, a previously obscure immigration counselor from Los Angeles, the major catch in the Justice Department's investigation of campaign finance abuses.