Sentence examples for be a catch because from inspiring English sources

Pekao would be a catch, because it controls a fifth of the retail market.

But there's a catch, because the most effective painkillers available have side effects that occur more often and more severely in older people.

But there is a catch: Because the basic science of glass has been relatively neglected for decades, "we are just beginning to get a hold on the strength issue," Mr. Greenman says.

It would be a very odd interviewer who planned to get George Galloway to say he was a catch because "I'm like a broom handle in the morning", or to ambush the cultural theorist Slavoj ŽiŽek into admitting he doesn't know his own door number.

Bashir is a catch because he has history with Diana.

One particular man actually told me (later) that he wasn't "feeling it" with me, but knew I was a catch because I am "so damn beautiful," so he dutifully trudged on in the task of dating me.

There is a catch: Just because you can get a non-English address does not necessarily mean you can run a Web site.

"I do take Lesley Hinds' point that there is a catch 22 because the tram going down there would act as a kind of catalyst to unlock some of the development there.

But it's a catch 22, because Itanium adoption will be very slow a year at least.

Murphy wanted to get his produce from them, but there was a catch: they don't deliver because they sell nearly all of their produce from road stands.

There is a catch as this does change because your body has natural cravings to balance its nutrient needs.