Sentence examples similar to catching volume from inspiring English sources

The authors have succeeded in achieving an eye-catching volume that makes it easy to identify important facts and issues, and to appreciate the pitfalls of management and the controversies sounding each area.

Instead of catching a high volume of a single species, the group sought a more diverse catch and received a price closer to the cost of production.

Sure, thinner computers have emerged (though the Air is still thinner at its tapered end) but the fact that PC form factors are really only just now catching up speaks volumes to the quality of the Air's industrial design.

Being a veteran of catching wars speaks volumes to managers, especially Scioscia.

This sort of "build-to-order" (BTO) strategy has been used most often by upmarket brands such as BMW, but it is now catching the eye of volume car makers.

It had larger volume fishermen catching white fish but that has changed with the wider fishing industry.

(Coke is catching up fast with Dasani, whose volume doubled to 65 million cases last year).

Big-screen TVs everywhere play the Games at high volume; being here still means catching it on TV.

For those catching up, or those overwhelmed by the volume of news, here's an overview of The New York Times's coverage.

In this volume, a look at how "soul catching" was done 100 years ago.

What is eye catching about the North Carolina case is its duration and volume.