Sentence examples for problems catching from inspiring English sources

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

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.

According to the lead author, Marko T. Kantomaa, a researcher at the LIKES Research Center for Sport and Health Sciences in Finland, parents can easily see if a child is having problems with catching a ball, tying shoelaces or using a pencil — all signs of problems with motor function.

His physical problems were catching up with him.

Logan, however, is well aware that he will be expected to do the heavy lifting in the case, but there are more onerous problems than catching a murderer.

The Boyfriends were an insular group, too, but at the first indication someone needed help, most would call and offer their services with everything from computer problems to catching chickens.

In 2006, a doctor warned Williams that her long work days, her habit of not sleeping enough and a family history of high blood pressure and kidney problems were catching up with her.

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.