Sentence examples for task of catching from inspiring English sources
Consumer advocates agree that online purchases and automatic bill-paying arrangements have greatly complicated the task of catching fraudulent transfers — particularly small ones — from busy accounts.
He trails leader Martin Kaymer by eight strokes, but the Ryder Cup player does not feel the task of catching the German is insurmountable.
His performance behind the plate was adequate; he had the challenging task of catching starter Freddy Garcia, whose split-finger fastball has a tendency to hit the dirt.
It is a matter for celebration that technology is now up to the task of catching illegal fishermen as well as fish.
Several investigators who worked in the 1960's said that the simplicity of that earlier age often made solving crimes easier, and that the more transient nature of today's society can complicate the task of catching killers.
If Europe decides to allow 3 billion tonnes more emissions to occur it will knowingly increase the global risk we face, locking in high emission technologies and making the task of catching up more difficult in the following decade.
Larry, who was rehomed from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in 2011, was said to have a "strong predatory drive" that suggested he would be well suited to the task of rat catching.
The Global South, in its pursuit of catching up with the West, assumes today to be standing nearer than ever in accomplishing this task.
I'm tired of catching out.
Musa has no chance of catching it.
