Sentence examples for create a catch from inspiring English sources

The criminalization of HIV exposure/transmission as a structural HIV prevention intervention may create a "catch 22" scenario for PLWH.

Professors Berk and Green contend that these features combine to create a Catch-22.

Yet the fact that the young don't vote as much as their elders may help create a Catch-22.

In his majority opinion overturning the Violence Against Women Act, Chief Justice William Rehnquist used this history to create a Catch-22.

It created a catch 22 in which banks had to raise more equity capital, yet shareholders had to be wiped out to avoid the Treasury's being accused of bailing out a banker.

President Trump may have created a "catch and release" problem now that he has signed an executive order that keeps his "100% prosecution" policy in place and stops the practice of separating families at the border.

A cramped shot creates a catch.

And here some well-intentioned regulations have created a Catch-22.

These decisions have created a Catch-22 for modern federal civil rights legislation.

Prof Paul O'Prey, vice-chancellor of Roehampton University, says: "What they are doing is creating a catch-22.

Demonstrating the value is tricky and often requires broad product adoption, thereby creating a Catch-22-like loop," Kohane said.