Sentence examples for problem catching from inspiring English sources

Our fully loaded test unit didn't wasn't exactly a speed demon on the Web, and it missed wireless networks that our MacBook had no problem catching.

But, then, AIDs emerged as a fatal health problem catching the country off guard.

"If you don't do well in Iowa," he told reporters Friday, "you're going to have problems catching up".

Several decades ago I, too, faced the problem of catching a notorious "bad guy" in Waziristan.

They've thrown it, but the big problem is catching it".

Value investors have the problem of "catching a falling knife": investing in sectors that are experiencing a long-term decline.

Beltrán, who is eligible to come off the disabled list tomorrow, said he had no problem running, catching or hitting from the left side of the plate.

The left-back departed on a stretcher in obvious discomfort with what the manager called a "serious" left knee problem after catching first one foot and then the other in the turf as he chased a ball with no one near him.

Team England announced a number of changes across a variety of disciplines on Tuesday, with the inclusion of 24-year-old Jess Tappin in place of Katarina Johnson-Thompson – hot favourite to win heptathlon gold in Glasgow before pulling out on Monday because of a foot problem – also catching the eye.

The problem is catching them.

A key problem with catching pirated and bootlegged copies of movies is that it requires significant amounts of man-hours to manually inspect the downloaded content.