Sentence examples for difficulty of catching from inspiring English sources
After the judgment, Hadiya became a celebrity, the media's hunger fuelled by the difficulty of catching a glimpse of her.
The draw of Atlantic salmon for many devotees is, at least in part, the difficulty of catching them.
As a candidate, he tried to confine his racial references to the difficulty of catching a cab in New York, although he was forced to confront it directly during the Pennsylvania primary when his pastor, Jeremiah Wright, became an issue.
Tolstoy's huge novel about Russia during the Napoleonic Wars has been adapted many times, despite the difficulty of catching the essence of a work whose essence has a lot to do with sheer scale.
Also, the difficulty of catching up with people who have committed computer crime is compounded by the reluctance of companies to talk about the fact that they have been defrauded.
Stacy Albin (NYT) ITHACA: DEER POPULATION CONTROL Contraceptive injections could help curb an exploding deer population in areas of upstate New York, researchers say, although the contraceptives' effectiveness is limited by the difficulty of catching the deer to administer the medication.
Zarate recalls being "pretty explicit" about the difficulties of catching Bout, who rarely left Russia.
Obtaining accurate longevity estimates can be hampered by the low probability of catching older individuals as they represent a small portion of the entire population, difficulty associated with capturing large specimens that are more capable of escaping gear than smaller conspecifics, and the reduction of older individuals in the population due to fishing pressure (Bishop et al., 2006).
I'm tired of catching out.
Musa has no chance of catching it.
