Sentence examples for catches in terms from inspiring English sources

Even if individual bloggers and "social media experts" aren't huge catches in terms of constant revenue, they each add to the sum total, driving Twitter's potential profits up.

By far the most important catches in terms of weight are from so-called "industrial fisheries" (a term used in Denmark for the trawl fishery directed at species processed into fish meal and oil).

But as I noted, those who were on the old SUL are unlikely ever to be caught in terms of followers by anyone else now given these new rates — hence, the call for the resetting of the counts.

In addition to the overall trends, the ecosystem service of the collected animals is of particular interest, and we assess the composition of the catch in terms of commodities that are goods versus services.

That is a difficult person to catch in terms of ethics because he will be doing research from secondary materials.

What catches on in terms of public debate is hard to predict".

Audience questions: is video the hottest market online: Ron Conway, yes, and it's getting easier as the tech catches up in terms of copyright filtering.

Walker struggled for rhythm in the second half of last season, after his comeback, because he was "always playing catch-up" in terms of match sharpness.

Our analysis of the data has to be normalised for changes in the number of traps, so results are often expressed as a catch rate, in terms of the number of insects caught per trap.

"We keep going after the people who look like the worst of the bad guys, but there are going to be some people that we should catch, either in terms of collecting the revenue from them or prosecuting them, that we're not going to catch," IRS Commissioner John Koshinen said earlier this month.

They seemed left behind, always playing catch-up in terms of momentum and news media interest.