Sentence examples for difficulty catching from inspiring English sources

He had little difficulty catching the football and his hands were surprisingly soft.

Some players, though, worry that with fewer hits, they will have more difficulty catching the eye of college scouts.

Where Kaiser has a head start that others may have difficulty catching up to is its use of electronic records and technology systems for tracking patient care.

It's also possible that there's a critical period for learning an immune response, and that you may have difficulty catching up later".

Last spring, the San Francisco 49ers drafted Pascoe in the sixth round, but he was cut in September because he had difficulty catching up to the speed of the N.F.L.

He has no homers in 99 at-bats, he has had difficulty catching up with fastballs, and he has caused many antsy fans in New England to wonder whether the old Big Papi will appear and dominate again.

"We are concerned that many children will have difficulties catching up and taking their exams.

The draw of Atlantic salmon for many devotees is, at least in part, the difficulty of catching them.

An internal memorandum prepared in January by the United States Attorney's Office in Arizona lays out the difficulty in catching straw purchasers.

There is a great correlation between the difficulty in catching a particular kind of prey and the development of morphological and behavioral devices to help solve the problem.

After the judgment, Hadiya became a celebrity, the media's hunger fuelled by the difficulty of catching a glimpse of her.