Sentence examples for has so far caught from inspiring English sources

Among them, 18F-LMI1195 hasoso far caught most of the attentions from researchers due to its easy and high-yield labeling procedure that is convenient and eligible for commercial preparation and application [8, 9].

They have so far caught or killed twenty-two, and some cartels seem to have withered after losing their leaders.

Douglas Frantz (NYT) ASIA JAPAN: WHALE HUNT GOES FORWARD -- Ignoring international criticism, Japan said its whaling ships have so far caught and killed one sperm and four Bryde's whales, which many countries consider endangered species.

The Bruins are all too familiar with the playoffs-are-hard concept, having made the first round about as difficult as possible, but have so far caught a break in the second round because the Rangers have apparently decided that power plays should not give the fouled team an actual advantage in hockey and refuse to score on one.

Ms. Hambrick said that Mr. Jarrett has so far not caught fire with listeners, although Mr. Langmyer said that Mr. Jarrett has had "the highest ratings in that morning show slot since 2003".

None of the men who groomed her has so far been caught.

And the much-ballyhooed duet of Booty, her ass-saluting Jennifer Lopez collaboration that has so far not really caught fire in the US despite the prevalence of booty in its attendant video, was an inevitable letdown, although Lopez's dancing at the end at least closed out the show on a semi-triumphant note.

This idea has been appealing to many entrepreneurs (see, Third Voice, Stickis, Diigo, ShiftSpace, TrailFire) but has so far failed to catch on.

The smartwatch market has so far failed to catch fire.

He has so far failed to catch up with Google on search advertising, and has yet to make an impact on smartphones.

Notts wicketkeeper Chris Read has so far taken five catches in the innings to move ahead of Bruce French and into second in the county's all-time dismissals list.