Sentence examples for a serious catch from inspiring English sources

There's a serious catch to telling this story in a movie.

There is no arguing that retirees and pre-retirees who have not yet saved enough to comfortably carry them through their retirements years do face a serious catch up challenge.

Cesar Vargas, managing partner of the DRM Capitol Group, one of the leading organisations representing undocumented youth, said: "Romney needs to do a serious catch-up.

Says Mintz: ?This is a serious Catch-22, because if you don't have industrial experience, you cannot get a job.

But there's a potentially serious catch: the statistical likelihood of turning up a gene that appears to be linked to a particular trait but ends up having no role in actually causing the trait will be quite high, says Daly.

What is needed is a global agreement to establish serious catch limits and end finning.

He plays serious catch with a team employee in shallow left field for about 20 minutes.

The victory was hard-fought - with Mr McDonald and Ms Abbott campaigning right to the end:  Right, Corbyn is playing some serious catch up now in Parliamentary Beard of the Year.

It sounds like districts not adopting this are going to be doing serious catch up.

There is one serious catch.

Let's put our competitive spirit to work, acknowledge that we're far behind much of the world, and play some serious catch up.