Sentence examples for having to capture from inspiring English sources

There is talk of exponential growth, of having to capture only a tiny slice of an enormous market, and of a clear path to profitability.

PLayers are able to buy heroes in the game, instead of having to capture them, or buy experience, resources and tools, and money.

"First as a critic, and now as an actual 'screenshot artist.' There wasn't one game that inspired me to start Dead End Thrills; [it was] more a period where games were evolving to a point where they started to fleetingly resemble concept art, and this frustration of having to capture that for reviews".

"First as a critic, and now as an actual 'screenshot artist.' There wasn't one game that inspired me to start Dead End Thrills; [it was] more a period where games were evolving to a point where they started to fleetingly resemble concept art, and this frustration of having to capture that for reviews".

Measuring outputs in health care is often difficult because of having to capture both the quality of care and patient outcomes.

"You have to capture it".

You just have to capture it.

You have to capture the real moments".

"They have to capture Mladic," he said.

To digitise sound, you have to capture all the frequencies.

We have to capture the imagination of the world.