Sentence examples for less to catch on from inspiring English sources
For one thing, there's practically nothing to see, much less to catch on film.
Such arrangements are less common in series television; but buying its own time slot protected "Farmclub" from cancellation if it failed to catch on immediately.
No. Beginning to catch on?
The real problem here is that the consumer market that Microsoft and Barnesandnoble.com are targeting seems far less likely to catch on than the business market.
Some fly to destinations outside of major hub cities and tend to be less crowded; others have yet to catch on.
For instance, Len Sauers, the vice president for global sustainability at Procter & Gamble, recalls that a few years ago, when his company and a few others began selling concentrated laundry detergent that uses 50percentt less water — and allows for a smaller container using less plastic — that version was slow to catch on.
But the knockout mice never seemed to catch on and ate substantially less than their normal counterparts.
Mr. Evangelista believes the less commercial feel of European-style advertising is beginning to catch on here.
Given the bad will between the demonstrators and the mayor -- and the less-than-overwhelming attractions in his discount program -- the idea is unlikely to catch on.
The app has started to catch on.
