Sentence examples for banking catching from inspiring English sources

Close to 70% of all stock trades are now online, with banking catching up quickly.

Mobile Banking Catching On in US, Slowly [PC World via Yahoo].

Couples walked along its grassy banks, catching their reflections in the water.

Bowie Bonds led none other than Evan Davis to ask "Is David Bowie to blame for the credit crunch?" "The banks were catching on to the idea.

A common practice in Fairbanks was for workers to drop their house keys off at local banks before catching a flight out of Alaska, the better to speed the foreclosure process.

Banking isn't catching on with U.S. consumers reports PC World.

Commercial banks are quickly catching up.

Most people are poor by EU standards, and even for those with cash to spare, the idea of trusting it to banks is still catching on.

Poor and middle-income nations, the bank concludes, are catching up with the West.The main channels through which technology is diffused in emerging economies are foreign trade (buying equipment and new ideas directly); foreign investment (having foreign firms bring them to you); and emigrants in the West, who keep families and firms in their countries of origin abreast of new ideas.

While French banks are just catching up to Apple Pay, French startup Lydia is adding support for Samsung Pay.

In the library at the U.S. Embassy in Katmandu on Monday afternoon, the Maioranas sat at a bank of computers, catching up on the world.