Sentence examples for a significant catch from inspiring English sources

Ms. Fuller is a significant catch for Mr. Wenner.

Officials declined to identify him or where he was captured, but they did say he was one of the top dozen Qaeda operatives, and so was considered a significant catch.

Mr. Mosieur is expecting a flood of phones that are no longer of use to their owners because of a significant catch to the new number portability rule: Wireless customers can now take their phone numbers to a new carrier, but probably not the phones, in most cases.

They say don't look a gift horse in the mouth, but this present Tokyo-based university Aoyama Gakuin gives to students in the School of Social Informatics does have a significant catch.

Instead, immigrant students from other countries exhibit a significant catch-up process in all domains.

The IGPs were significantly higher (ranging from 59.8% to 71.3%) as compared to the reference group (48.8%), suggesting a significant catch-up growth.

A ΔBMI Z-score > 0.67 was considered a significant change (catch up or catch down), as 0.67 SD represents the width of each centile band of standard growth charts (i.e. 2nd to 9th, 9th to 25th, 25th to 50 centiles etc).

The auxological follow-up showed that those patients who underwent rhGH treatment exhibited a very good response to the GH therapy, whereas patients 3 and 4, whose families chose not to use rhGH treatment, did not experience any significant catch-up growth.

A denizen of the Atlantic around the Carolinas, it was on its way to becoming a significant commercial catch in the 1980s, but fishermen's initiatives reduced the quota to protect the fishery.

Regardless of the cause, after the commencement of a gluten-free diet significant catch-up growth usually follows [ 10].

A follow-up study reported that there was significant "catch-up" in growth following complete dental rehabilitation of the children who suffered severe dental caries with pulpal involvement.