Sentence examples for system has caught from inspiring English sources

"The system has caught up with those three teams," said Ernie Accorsi, the Giants' general manager.

"Each voucher covers three days' emergency crisis relief food, by which time we hope that the benefit system has caught up and the situation has improved, but it is taking longer for the benefit system to move".

We have successful examples of this reported elsewhere in this issue (OSCAR, Open Bibliography) where an early system has caught the imagination and approval of a section of the community.

The basic philosophy of a free and open source OS with a dedicated support system has caught on in other places as well – in India and Japan Linux is used by some of the majors and is gaining market share as it is updated and the application base is expanded.

Randy, who is on anti-rejection medications which lower his immune system, has caught several viruses this year, and has been hospitalized four times.

Neither is this a new concept -- since the early 1990's, major exposure of the lives of homeless people making a world for themselves below the New York subway system has caught the attention of the public, but there have been records to show that people lived below the subways way before that.

I lost the Chevy in a divorce, which was fine with me because various parts of the electrical system had caught fire over the years.

Yet now the old structural problems of a largely unreformed socialist economic system have caught up with it producing, in quick succession, rising inflation, a falling currency, deeply indebted banks and tumbling economic growth, down to a modest 5% or so last year.

When Bill Cosby went to trial last June for allegedly drugging and assaulting Andrea Constand in 2004, it was in many ways a test of how much the judicial system had caught up with rapidly changing public opinions about sexual assault in America.

That makes the unlocking of car doors a natural candidate for remote control, and that is why remote keyless entry systems have caught on since their introduction in the 1980's.

Intelligent electronic ticketing systems have caught on in many parts of the world, including the Netherlands, though Dutch travelers often claim that their smartcard's roads are still a little bumpy.