Yes, there is, though it is fairly muted, again, because so many people are caught up with tasks related to survival.
"We catch up with something; the pressures catch up more than that".
We catch up with Fatmeh later.
Overall looking at all types of carer breaks, Victor [ 22] concluded that they give carers a chance to rest both emotionally and physically and to catch up with everyday tasks, social activities and sometimes employment.
Many carers used respite to catch up with routine, domestic tasks, rarely using it to socialise.
Also, our results support the hypothesis that compensatory neural activation in patients with schizophrenia helps them to catch up with healthy controls on cognitive tasks.
The tradition of bureaucratic control goes back to Japan's dash to catch up with the industrialized West, a task it entrusted to career officials drawn from top universities rather than lawmakers, who were seen as too short-sighted and corruptible.
Starting my new job therefore meant that my first task was to catch up with the relevant literature.
When will our thinking catch up with the new reality?" Anyone looking for a job or tasked with hiring must wonder what this means for them.
Zelle's task, therefore, will be to play catch up with the various players that have enabled a social payments space in the US.
Bradford stuck at its task, never resorting to foul play, but running, running, running to try to catch up with the speed at which Swansea passed the ball.
