Sentence examples for catching the problem from inspiring English sources

"Some people blame the government for catching the problem after the beetles already had time to spread," she said.

Timing is key to treating depression and psychosexual issues – catching the problem early and counselling patients before it becomes overwhelming or entrenched is important.

Catching the problem meant that "our safety process worked," he said, adding, "We don't fly until it's safe".

It wasn't catching the trains that was the problem.

But, then, AIDs emerged as a fatal health problem catching the country off guard.

Team England announced a number of changes across a variety of disciplines on Tuesday, with the inclusion of 24-year-old Jess Tappin in place of Katarina Johnson-Thompson – hot favourite to win heptathlon gold in Glasgow before pulling out on Monday because of a foot problem – also catching the eye.

Being underweight is a common indicator of both short- and long-term malnutrition in children, and government workers can help prevent health problems from worsening by catching the signs of malnutrition early.

While catching the waves, surfers are also catching colds, stomach bugs, and more.

Practice catching the ball on the run.

Avoid catching the horse by surprise.

Before kids reach adolescence, much of their visual system (as well as other systems) is still being established, so catching these problems early is essential.