Sentence examples for one is catching from inspiring English sources

The idea that drug addiction is a health problem rather than a criminal one is catching on in Democratic circles.

PS4 versions have tended to be slightly better in terms of HD visuals, but Xbox One is catching up.

No one was catching Katie Ledecky on Sunday.

But none of this applied to Rogers; no one was catching him, and initially, no one seriously attempted to catch him.

"Even with the matrix of communication, no one was catching it.

I looked to my right first, to make sure no one's catching.

But no one was catching Espinoza and War Emblem, who paid $7.60 for a $2 bet to win.

"That is why the young aggressive ones are catching the upswing.

"No-one was catching Kaymer this week, and Rickie and I are great friends.

The trend is more widespread among public universities, but the private ones are catching up: the American Council on Education says that from 2001 to 2006, the proportion of presidents from all doctorate-granting institutions sitting on corporate boards rose to 52.1 percent from 47.8 percent at public institutions, and to 50.9 percent from 40.6 percent at private ones.

This is for inequality within countries.If you look at inequality between countries — which measures whether the poorest ones are catching up — you find this fell slightly up to 2005 and then fell more quickly afterwards.However, these trends are largely attributable to rising prosperity in China.