Sentence examples for working hard to catch from inspiring English sources

He said the Federal Bureau of Investigation was working hard to catch the culprits.

"We are all working hard to catch up but it's tough, because they are very competitive.

But those same executives acknowledged they have not moved quickly enough to build chips for mobile devices, and now they are working hard to catch up.

It is widely believed to be working hard to catch up with Israel, developing nuclear expertise and enriching uranium to levels inconsistent with purely civilian uses.

And Christian conservatives make faithful ground troops.The Democrats have been working hard to catch up with the Republicans in micro-targeting voters for last-minute automated phone and mail pitches.

Microsoft is working hard to catch up.

But you can always continue working harder to catch up to speed.

However, he's behind his peers and will need to work hard to catch up.

Given such misinformation, China will need to work hard to catch up with one of the world's biggest medical problems.

As in Soviet times, he urged Russia to work hard to catch up to other nations, pointing among other things to economic growth, health care and life expectancy.

Criminals may be getting more cunning, as they always were, and the police and security services may have to work hard to catch them.