Sentence examples for the problem has caught from inspiring English sources

The problem has caught law enforcement officials and politicians off guard.

The Anuzis "fascism" solution to the Obama problem has caught fire.

The childhood obesity problem has caught the attention of policy makers at all levels of government and has become a front-burner issue for concerned community and business leaders.

Whilst these problems have caught the attention of the scientific community over the past 15 20 years, the research that has since been undertaken has failed to identify appropriate mitigation measures, and has done little to advance understanding of why contamination persists.

Commercial paper problems have caught the attention of the Federal Reserve.

The problem has clearly caught the attention of some in the Price household.

(The index pared back its losses after some soothing words from government officials, closing down 1.8%.)India's financial authorities are particularly concerned about a problem that has caught the attention of their peers elsewhere in Asia: the difficulty they have in keeping track of the more opaque inflows of money.

Bridgestone officials did not dispute Ford's data but said the problem had not caught their attention until Ford began reviewing Bridgestone's files two weeks ago.

Or maybe that is the problem: the rest of the league has caught on to the Giants' offensive formula.

The problem has a clear catch-22 aspect: high translation fidelity hardly can be achieved without a complex, highly evolved set of RNAs and proteins but an elaborate protein machinery could not evolve without an accurate translation system.

But I think the problem is that Microsoft has caught the bunny.