Sentence examples for has stopped catching from inspiring English sources

Having grown at 8% a year in the first few years after unification on the strength of a construction boom, it has stopped catching up with the west.Mistakes to avoidIs Korea's prognosis really that bleak?

But the perception that over the past decade Europe has stopped catching up with America, and in some respects actually fallen behind, is broadly accurate.Europe's response has come in two main forms: the creation of the euro in 1999 and the drawing up of the so-called Lisbon Agenda in 2000 to boost the EU's competitiveness.

It turned out they had had to stop catching their sustainable mackerel at the beginning of October because the mackerel quota for these British waters had run out.

"What's happened is this government has stopped the boats and now they're catching the plane," he said.

So, if cod stocks are low but haddock stocks are high in the same waters, for example, fishers may have to stop catching both species to protect the cod.

Of the many issues that have stopped diesels from catching on here, we think three stand out: (1) Perception and Memory.

"We've given Newcastle one point but we've stopped them getting another in catching up with us and also we've scored five points... ultimately it's a very good day at the office," Jones added.

If they have been good give them a free bounce by bouncing them really high but not catching them till they have stopped rolling on the floor.

When catching up with friends, I've stopped talking about our usual topic -- boys and whatever flavor-of-the-weeks I seem to be juggling at that time.

They had stopped on the beach in Santa Barbara and were talking about Punjabi history when Singh recalled catching a look of Sartaaj in the sun.

1 year in you stop catching early morning flights.