be playing catch-up

We need to take the lead in games and not be playing catch-up.

In terms of getting a drug to market, the company is playing catch-up.

Now that is an area where I am playing catch-up.

From then on, the rest of the field was playing catch-up.

If America doesn't take the war to them, we will always be playing catch-up.

But it is a race in which they are playing catch-up.

There has not been much support from the Bush administration, and now we are playing catch-up.

We have been playing catch-up in all these areas during most of that time.

It seemed to him that he had been playing catch-up with the world all day.

You'll still be playing catch-up to our standard of living for the next hundred years.

We were playing catch-up in the second half but it was the first 20 minutes that really killed us.

But for all the drama, he still seemed to be playing catch-up.

No matter how we attack this thing, we'll be playing catch-up.

Connecticut is playing catch-up in getting its children on line.

"It takes time to get the systems in place, and we're playing catch-up now."

With that kind of difficulty, everyone else is playing catch-up before they even begin.

Now, I will be the first to admit that in some ways we are playing catch-up here.

Instead, he's playing catch-up on an individual and institutional level.

My only worry would be we were playing catch-up a bit early on, but other than that he was perfect.

"The agencies are playing catch-up to what the media and clients have already done."

Bank representatives say they are playing catch-up in the crisis.

The Obama campaign has been playing catch-up in the fund-raising game.

In some ways, Obama was playing catch-up with senior voters.

But even if there is a bump in June’s job numbers, we may still be playing catch-up.

St. Louis hasn't run much because it's been playing catch-up all the time.