Sentence examples for catch up even from inspiring English sources

But PwC reckons that some emerging economies will catch up even in per capita terms.

Allowing anyone to catch up, even a little, is strategically inconceivable.

First, give children from poorer families the skills to catch up, even while wealthier children also gain.

It's hard to see how a new site can catch up, even with the best ethical intentions.

But at least they seemed to show, once and for all, that justice could catch up even with East Germany's top dogs.

And he also thinks that it is possible to catch up, even if there are costs to being late: witness Microsoft's astonishing conversion to the Internet.

Catching up, even with Nunez, Cano and Derek Jeter all available, will be a challenge.

As the new building's debts grew, Crossroads never caught up, even with major support from the state and local organizations like New Brunswick's New Millennium Bank, community groups, churches and the N.A.A.C.P.

But even at this rate, it will be a long time before living standards in Afghanistan catch up with even neighboring Pakistan.

But I wondered: had Apple waited too long, given the pace of change in the industry, allowing Android and RIM devices to catch up, or even move ahead?

America has been coasting for the last three decades and has allowed the rest of the world to catch up and even surpass us in many areas.