Sentence examples for capacity to catch from inspiring English sources

Because all courts at Flushing Meadows have floodlights, the tournament organisers have the capacity to catch up late, unlike at Wimbledon, but the two days of rain have certainly presented the USTA with headaches.

A capacity to catch the colour of life among the urban poor is a characteristic quality of the early and middle work of Egypt's greatest modern novelist, Naguib Mahfouz (Najīb Maḥfūẓ), notably in Midaq Alley (1947).

The French eel fishery Europe's main eel fisheries lie in Spain and France, but "the only country that has the capacity to catch tens of tons is France," says Kerr, since it receives the bulk of glass eels migrating into its rivers three quarters of the European total.

The administrator, Jane Lubchenco, said that the decision "is not just in the hands of the folks who have a vested interest in the short term," and that this was a pivotal year for ICCAT.The fish belong to everyone, not just to those who have the capacity to catch them right now.

Among its limitations it must be emphasized its reduced capacity to catch all the complexity of social phenomena, its high cost, and the need of a very strong work to coordinate different expert teams and its poor capacity to offer accurate estimates when little geographic areas or low prevalence phenomena are studied.

Here, there is both the incentive and the capacity to catch much more than nature's supermarket can sustainably provide.

Alternately, he encourages us not to assume we have found all the available ways to behave or he reflects on the variety of sources of dàos of choice or of different capacities to catch on and follow within us our different natural organs and the range of different ways we may train or habituate them.

I think that that capacity to get caught up in work life and sort of [let that] define us can still be problematic.

It is not so much his capacity to get caught out of position but his lack of urgency in getting back there that really was concerning.

Hypnosis works in a similar way – some people just seem to have the capacity to get more "caught up in the story".

The stampede came two weeks after Nigeria-based Joshua made a rare personal appearance Ghana, prompting tens of thousands of people to travel to the 1,500 capacity church to catch a glimpse of the self-styled "prophet".