Sentence examples for obvious catch from inspiring English sources
Looked like an obvious catch and score.
The obvious catch is that, after the first year, you'd be paying £59.99 per year for Office 365 Personal, though this does include full copies of Microsoft Office programs plus a 1TB free online storage.
Shortly afterwards his phone will ring and a similar authentication process to the one above can take place.The obvious catch is that the only products which can be bought using VoicePay are those registered with the service the more people use it, therefore, the more valuable it becomes.
As gratified as the center's backers were to find a vast piece of undeveloped property close to New Haven for only $1.5 million, there was one obvious catch: the string of 115-kilovolt overhead power lines that slice through the property.
The obvious catch is that this is only suitable for women and vaginal intercourse.
Unfortunately, some obvious catches, such as Boehringer Ingelheim or Akzo Nobel, have reportedly refused to bite.
Mr. Power says Gild offers a potential leg up in finding programmers who aren't the obvious catches.
This is a feature that most other photo services already offer, including Apple's and, previously, Google's own Picasa, so it's a bit of an obvious catch-up addition on Google's part.
That's a rather unfathomable amount of storage (1PB = 1 million gigabyte) and there are some obvious catches here.
Considering that an uncredentialed reporter needs to prove he or she has covered events where one needs a credential, Spiers noted the obvious Catch-22: "the only way to comply with the law is to have previously broken the law repeatedly".
