Sentence examples for for example catching from inspiring English sources

Israeli academia is only now, for example, catching up on the great canon debate that has preoccupied American literature departments for the past decade.

For example, catching cancer in Stage 1 is much better than catching it in Stage 3 when it involves so much more hospitalization and pain.

For example, catching trains is fun, peaceful and lets you have a lot of leg space.

What were they doing, for example: catching prey, feeding, swimming or resting?

Don't plan, for example, on catching a train at Moynihan Station anytime soon.

Listen to Howie, for example, describing catching up with the human prey he and his chums have been stalking: "sprintin' righteous, sprintin' like the dickens, gainin'.

But you also say that's partly because countries in Asia, for example, are catching up to the U.S. in terms of education and job training.

Holacracy for example, is catching on as both an alternative to hierarchy and a supplement, as I wrote recently in Forbes.

Rivers, for example, aren't catching on fire any more.

The belongingness and love benefits reported by carers included companionship and social interaction, with some care-recipients reported to have developed close friendships, for example, 'she likes catching up on the gossip and the girls…' (friend).

Worry over HIV and other health outcomes, for example test results and catching other infections, was less common in Caucasians (p = 0.003) and older patients (p = 0.02), However, those recently diagnosed (<2 years) were more likely to express health concerns (p = 0.001) and, with lower scores in the stigma domain, indicate fear of disclosing their HIV status and infecting others (p = 0.02).