Sentence examples for means to catch from inspiring English sources

With athletes willing to cheat caught in an ongoing arms race with anti-doping authorities employing ever more sophisticated means to catch them, they continue to be caught doping.

A new device for sampling malaria vectors in Africa, called the Ifakara Tent Trap-design B (ITT-B), has recently been developed and evaluated as a means to catch malaria vector mosquitoes under conditions of low and high mosquito densities in Tanzania.

The traps are not meant to catch enough beetles to reduce their number.

They can object to data-mining and dragnets meant to catch the unpatriotic, too.

Last week, I missed the ferry I meant to catch back to Manhattan.

The extra space is meant to catch stray darts and prevent them from ruining your walls.

Rather, it was meant to catch the disease if it arose spontaneously in the cattle population.

Shocked is appeased and agrees to sing, a tune that is meant to catch the spirit of the day.

Now the directing team of Kelly Copper and Pavol Liska, under the aegis of their company, Nature Theatre of Oklahoma, mean to catch up.

"S&P Downgrades!" "Bond Vigilantes Poised to Strike!" "America is Greece!" One-liners meant to catch the eye, freeze the heart.

ACCOUNT COMPLICATIONS While new American reporting requirements are meant to catch tax evaders, they are causing problems for people simply making a living abroad.