Sentence examples for eventually catching up from inspiring English sources

British audiences, eventually catching up with more of her work, have learnt how protean her pieces can be.

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So HP then reinvested in Unix development, eventually catching up with Sun last year in terms of performance and a full product portfolio.

It is due predominantly to the differential faster growth rate of the atlas compared to the axis in infancy with the axis growth rate eventually catching up with that of the atlas.

Starting late last year, Houthi-led forces in the north made some real gains in the south, eventually catching up with Hadi and booting him out.

The past has a habit of eventually catching up with these serial proliferators and some, like Gerald Bull, don't always see it coming.

Birmingham is finally catching up.

Though this is admittedly difficult at first, with time, commitment, affirmations, and positive reinforcement you can eventually picture yourself catching up.

But some independent magazines, after limping from one issue to the next, eventually find their market catching up to them.

Their income per person is still highest but South Africans of Indian descent (under 3% of the population) are catching up fast and will eventually overtake them.

If a state fails to contribute for a number of years, it can eventually fall so far behind that it has little chance of ever catching up.