Sentence examples similar to catching facilities from inspiring English sources

The trend of increased spending on eye-catching facilities that attract prospective students and bolster school ranking is untenable.

The debt held by US universities has expanded in recent years to more than $200bn£120bnbn), despite rising tuition fees, as they borrowed to construct eye-catching facilities for recruiting students: student unions with cinemas and wine bars, gyms with climbing walls and leisure pools, and halls of residences with private bathrooms and kitchens.

Generating solar energy at sports facilities appears to be catching on.

"We're talking about tens of millions of dollars to power our new supercomputer facility, and that starts catching management's concern," he said.

Tinnilä (2012) has proposed a framework by catching the essential dimensions of the wide range of service facilities.

Instead, they (women), feared what they perceived to be the risk of catching a sexually transmitted infection (STI) from a dirty sanitation facility, the kind of illness which could raise the suspicion of a spouse or sexual partner.

However, existing carbon capture practices use the method of point capture, catching carbon gases at the source, requiring a significant initial investment in additional facilities, infrastructure, and maintenance of underground storage.

Lack of cleanliness and fear of catching infections: "Our latrine lacks a cleaner and cleaning material, so when someone misuses the facility while in her periods and does not clean it afterwards, it becomes unusable.

The idea is catching.

And it's catching.

Pudge Rodriguez was catching me.