Sentence examples for catching up by from inspiring English sources

SIR —Argentina is catching up by following a different path than Chile.

And the emerging economies are quickly catching up: by 2050, global consumption is expected to rise a further 76percentt.

So I was catching up by the time I saw the next film, "Rebel Without a Cause".

As they stood catching up by the chain link fence, they could hear the puddle jumper Mr. Merton had flown in on groan to life.

"What is needed is some catching up by government and clarification of where schools stand when students sample existing film or music as part of their school work".

It is catching up by sending young executives to be technological talent scouts around the world.

But mobile IMs have been catching up, and by 2016 the balance will be 20.3 trillion mobile IMs to 9.6 trillion SMSes.

But in the previous section, we showed that this cross-race convergence of grades is driven not by black students catching up, but rather by differences in grading patterns and course selection.

As better-educated citizens of wealthier nations change direction, however, those whose opportunities and privileges have been delayed until now have every intention of catching up, not only by buying cars and TVs but by "enriching" their diet.

Providence began catching up to Newport by the mid-18th century.

The audience demographics were catching up to him: by 2020, for the first time, there will be more people on Earth over the age of sixty-five than under the age of five.