Sentence examples for catch problems from inspiring English sources

At N.Y.U., the lesson learned was to catch problems before they spun out of control.

As a result, the agency's ability to catch problems early usually comes down to chance.

I myself like to catch problems with a Rawlings glove, but on these matters honest men can disagree.

And the best way to save costs (which is, happily, also the best way to keep patients alive) is to catch problems before they explode into emergencies.

European politicians have been critical of the big American players like Moody's Investors Service and Standard & Poor's for failing to catch problems with subprime securities before they started to implode during the financial crisis.

Rind acts as a trouble-shooter for the institute's model, scanning reams of numbers known as diagnostics, trying to catch problems, and he also works with giss's Climate Impacts Group.

From a patient's perspective, or a parent's perspective, it seems hard to trust even standard clinical studies, which don't always catch problem drugs, whether it's Vioxx or whatever next month's headline will be.

Catching problems earlier with screening can prevent medical or surgical interventions.

Rigorous and regular water testing also catches problems before they are out of control.

The findings "will help raise international attention to large by-catch problems in small-scale coastal fisheries," says Eric Gilman of the World Conservation Union, although he cautions that the sample size was small and the study not long term.

Catching problems early (eg: our system for deciding what engineers work on broke) often keeps larger problems from ever occurring (eg: our star engineer wants to leave).