Sentence examples similar to has less catch from inspiring English sources

The world as a whole has less catch-up potential than it used to.

Productivity growth will also weaken in future, the IMF argues, both because the developing world has less room to catch up with rich economies and because productivity slowdowns in America tend to spill over to other countries.

Because its population is ageing fast, the country will have fewer workers, and because it is more prosperous, it has less room for catch-up growth.

If you get a later start, you'll have less time to catch up.

One of the reasons for the slowdown is that developing countries now have less room to "catch up" than before.

"Wade did this in the one-day international at Durham but, for me, he stayed too low for too long and when you do that you have less time to catch the ball.

Fiona Measham, Professor of Criminology in the School of Applied Social Sciences at Durham University, suggests that drug users don't message in code because they have less fear of being caught than before.

Be in the lobby in 10 minutes, the Class AAA pitchers were told; they had less than an hour to catch the plane to join the Yankees in Detroit.

Learn your parents' routines so you can figure out when you will have less to worry about getting caught.

But the conditions of the humans sent to catch them has had less attention.

You could get caught, but you have less of a risk if you use vanish while doing so.