Sentence examples for which has caught from inspiring English sources

All of which has caught the surf industry somewhat off balance.

Goldsmith says: Babar Ahmad's is a story which has caught peoples' imagination.

This paper aims to review the developments and the potentials of organic photovoltaic, which has caught the attention of researchers of optoelectronics.

In this region, Ni-like-Ta laser working at the wavelength 4.48 nm provides a possible source which has caught a lot attention.

Outlawing mid-contract price rises, a practice which has caught out mobile and broadband customers, is high on the agenda.

Today, however, the job which has caught my eye is based in Dublin: content manager for Getty images.

Again, Lara was aware of his alert look, which had caught her attention on the bus.

Customer relationship management (CRM) systems, which had caught on with big companies despite the high cost, were an early casualty.

The footage showed that a jay had been used as a lure in a cage-style trap which had caught a rare goshawk.

But deeper, more threatening forces are also now at play.The first is the resurgence of rivals, which have caught up with Dell's low-price model.

Take digital cameras, which have caught on rapidly, although film-based photography has dominated the market for more than 100 years.