But his effort has so far failed to catch fire.
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So far, Steyer has failed to catch on with Democratic voters.
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People should love Michael Bennet, but he failed to catch fire.
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Yet many of their protests failed to catch on in red states.
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Facebook later admitted its systems failed to catch and delete the video.
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We recommend going with whichever Pokémon you've failed to catch in the game.
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Lorenzo Cain failed to catch Yolmer Sanchez's liner for a three-base error.
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But police failed to catch him and he is still on the run.
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His two previous presidential bids, in 783 and 2008, failed to catch on.
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No agreements have materialized, and the president's own infrastructure proposal failed to catch on.
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Smash failed to catch on after two seasons and was summarily canceled in 2013.
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The security checkup by YouTube's own employees—the processes—failed to catch the fraudster.
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And the policies that undergird how we educate our workforce have failed to catch up.
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We tried it on someone in her 20s, who failed to catch the ruler entirely.
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But the carriers failed to catch multiple companies and people following customers without their permission.
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Risk-averse businesspeople and technophobic unions ensured that Britain failed to catch up in the 2020s.
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Gillibrand failed to catch fire after a spirited performance during the first televised debate in June.
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Sadly, despite all the initial hype, Spectacles failed to catch on with users beyond the Snapchat diehard.
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India, with the world's third-largest Muslim population (after Indonesia and Pakistan), has failed to catch up.
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But with the exception of, say, Pokémon Go, it has largely failed to catch on with consumers.
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"Shaft," starring Samuel L. Jackson, similarly failed to catch on with black ticket buyers, its target audience.
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While consumer smart glasses like Google Glass have failed to catch on, officer wearables are essentially an inevitability.
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"West Midlands Police not only failed to catch those responsible but caused a miscarriage of justice," he said.
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It will also end its Walmart Express small-store format, which failed to catch on in urban areas.
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Martin O'Malley, the former governor of Maryland, failed to catch a spark and dropped out on Monday night.
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Ramirez extended the Indians' lead to 7-0 after Carpenter failed to catch a soft toss from Dixon.
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The Berlin-based company's on-demand service SoundCloud Go has failed to catch on in any noticeable way.
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But her distress is heightened by the reappearance of a serial killer she failed to catch years earlier.
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Google initially unveiled the device with much fanfare in 2012, but it failed to catch on with consumers.
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Instead, they only searched the "To" and "From" lines of the messages, which failed to catch many emails.
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Despite these challenges, Chartbeat's solution—selling ads based on metrics like time spent and engagement—failed to catch on.
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But IGTV, an effort to take on YouTube with longer-form videos on Instagram, has failed to catch on.
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However, that transaction performed poorly in the secondary market - and the structure failed to catch on among US investors.
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Apps on smartphones have made consumers' lives better, but current banking apps have failed to catch up to them.
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But her distress is only heightened by the reappearance of a serial killer she failed to catch years earlier.
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The device gained positive reviews but failed to catch on with consumers, losing significant market share to Apple's iPhone.
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President Donald Trump's tariff policy has failed to catch on in three states critical to this year's midterm elections.
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After the attack, Facebook acknowledged that its artificial intelligence systems failed to catch the livestream video of the attack.
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But it failed to catch the shift to personal computers running Microsoft's Windows software and lower-cost applications programs.
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More moderate rhetoric by Bush and Rubio failed to catch the moment, and they are no longer in the race.
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This has been confirmed by Brazilian authorities to explain why the country failed to catch money from foreign oil companies.
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But when the race moved into the more diverse states of Nevada and South Carolina, he failed to catch on.
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Instead, he turned his back to home plate and failed to catch the ball when it came over his head.
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Then, in the fourth inning, Morales failed to catch a ball thrown to him, and was charged with an error.
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S. politicians have failed to catch up with China's understanding of cooperation and adopted an increasingly protective and isolationist approach.
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"Now that he's failed to catch fire with voters in other states, he's coming back," Mr. Gray said in the statement.
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It's not clear why Facebook's automated spam filters have failed to catch the junk user comments, which are often highly repetitive.
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For decades, though, the program has failed to catch on, with only 212,22015 people enrolled as of January of this year.
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Campbell's efforts to transform its portfolio on its own, like launching an organic soup line, failed to catch on with consumers.
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A cease-fire announced by the Indian government last month for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan failed to catch hold.
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The musical failed to catch fire at first, running through its initial investment of $22002 million in a matter of months.
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The tax law, the GOP's signature achievement of this Congress, has failed to catch on with voters the way Republicans hoped.
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Center fielder Lewis Brinson failed to catch Frazier's drive after a long sprint, and the play was ruled an RBI double.
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Mckesson was offering hope, potential and little more, which is why he failed to catch on in Baltimore despite electrifying, nationwide support.
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Mr. Conrad said that both teachers and students had vetted the yearbook before it was published, but failed to catch the quote.
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The winners of the last two Iowa Republican caucuses, Mr. Santorum and Mr. Huckabee have failed to catch on in the 2016 race.
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According to the Sunderland Echo, this naked idiot was first reported in April and the police had tried and failed to catch him.
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But that response suggested artificial intelligence (AI) tools and human moderators had failed to catch the livestream, which went on for 28503 minutes.
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One hundred years later during the Great Depression, economist John Pease Norton proposed a dollar by electricity, which also failed to catch on.
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And in each instance, officials failed to catch — or at least to flag to colleagues — the men's ties to the nascent Islamic State.
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In fact, the company took a top spot at the Disrupt Battlefield in 2013, but the game failed to catch on with users.
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A November police operation which netted nearly half a ton of various substances failed to catch even one store proprietor—just seven couriers.
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But Vue failed to catch on with a broader audience, despite — or perhaps, because of — its integration with Sony's PS3 and PS4 devices.
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But its main technology, a texting platform designed for campaigns, failed to catch on as users complained that it was slow and cumbersome.
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It&aposs not clear why Facebook&aposs automated spam filters or human moderators failed to catch the comments, which are often highly repetitive.
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Last year, after that strategy failed to catch on, Medium laid off a chunk of its staff and turned to a subscription model.
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Adam Engel reached on an infield hit one out later, and when first baseman Adduci failed to catch Liriano's throw, Kevan Smith scored.
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His moderate brand of Republicanism failed to catch on in a year when GOP voters were instead attracted to a firebrand first-time politician.
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Not only did Nadal have the numbers in his favor, but Nishikori's game had failed to catch fire since the beginning of the tournament.
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QR codes, the matrix-like bar codes that generally failed to catch on in the West, have become ubiquitous in Chinese restaurants and shops.
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But because those devices were expensive and still constrained to the handful of apps in the Windows Store, they too failed to catch on.
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Last year, when undercover agents tried to slip fake weapons and bombs through security, the TSA failed to catch them 96% of the time.
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Catherine Cortez Masto, a Democrat and former state attorney general now running for an open seat in Nevada, has also failed to catch fire.
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As stocks have dipped in and out of a correction, safe-haven gold has broken a trend and failed to catch a major bid.
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Released in 2012, the Wii U was an attempt to capitalize on the success of Nintendo's original Wii, but it failed to catch on.
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Mookie Betts, the Red Sox's leadoff man, reached on a single after first baseman David Freese failed to catch a popout in foul territory.
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At the time, I based my skepticism off of prototype foldable displays and the many dual-screen and foldable phones that failed to catch on.
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Additionally, many of Nokia Health's recent offerings such as its touchless thermometer, sleep tracking pad and premium blood pressure monitor have failed to catch on.
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But menstrual cups have largely failed to catch on, and some experts believe that's due partially to the same stigma they're supposed to help ease.
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Not a year goes by without a report from the inspectors general talking about how Transportation Security Administration screeners failed to catch explosives or guns.
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Unsurprisingly, this crusade has failed to catch fire in Congress, where even anti-tax lawmakers can be skittish about so blatantly playing to the plutocrats.
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In a gag reminiscent of one in "School of Rock," Jones's character had attempted to stage-dive, but the crowd had failed to catch her.
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Even after Facebook claimed to address the problem, the discrimination tools remained intact and the company's algorithmic and human review systems failed to catch obvious examples.
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His wife Barbara told the San Diego Union-Tribune that her husband failed to catch a Thursday flight to Boston, where they were supposed to meet.
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The company said its AI systems failed to catch the video, and it took down 1.5 million videos of the attack in the first 24 hours.
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The concept was demonstrated by Anton Flettner, a German engineer, in the 1920s, but rotor sails failed to catch on, partly because coal was a cheap alternative.
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The news arrived at a transitional time for the company, which was undergoing substantial growing pains as its line of licensed Disney products failed to catch fire.
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The Fitbit Ionic was designed to be the future of the struggling wearable maker, but so far the smartwatch has failed to catch the world on fire.
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It failed to catch 10 members of the Spanish basketball team in 2000 who lied about having intellectual disabilities and went on to win gold in Sydney.
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But Mashable found a handful (we only failed to catch one, a guy who went whizzing by on a skateboard) and they were mostly adorable, of course.
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Legum's reporting has exposed multiple recent violations that Facebook has failed to catch, even though he is an independent journalist and Facebook is a multibillion-dollar company.
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Singsaker is actually more concerned about his alcoholic wife, Felicia, who went on a bender, failed to catch her flight home from Oslo and is now missing.
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Mr. Massey, a wealthy real estate sales executive, had for a time been a dominant fund-raiser, but his campaign had failed to catch on with voters.
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Over the past two decades, dozens of electronic trading start-ups with names like BondBook and Bondcube — some backed by the banks themselves — have failed to catch on.
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The UK Information Commissioner's office found that Facebook lacked sufficient privacy protections and failed to catch warning signs that Cambridge Analytica was misusing people's data, the Post reported.
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The product failed to catch the creative world alight, and yet the company has continued the experiment, releasing a pro version of the system at CES last year.
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Hickenlooper, a popular former governor from another Western state, has so far failed to catch on and the crowded debate stage will make Bullock's task that much more difficult.
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Oil markets failed to catch a bid on the broad improvement in risk sentiment, however, with their prices falling more than 1 percent to two-month lows on Monday.
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But it failed to catch on with a broader audience, despite — or perhaps, because of — its integration with Sony's PS3 and PS4 devices, and it shut down this week.
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The trade-off is in the price — at $22, the New 23DS costs $22 less than the $23 New 23DS XL. Industry-wide, 3D gaming has failed to catch on.
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When his security detail once failed to catch a rare wild black camel by roping and dragging it, he used that metaphor too: Yemen could not be governed by force.
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How "mesmeric" viewers will find VR porn remains to be seen; 3D porn was similarly heralded as the "future of porn" when it was introduced, but failed to catch on.
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London (CNN)Facebook acknowledges its systems failed to catch the livestream video of the New Zealand mosque attack, shedding new light on how the company became aware of the video.
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"With deep-rooted strategic mistrust toward China, U.S. politicians have failed to catch up with China's understanding of cooperation and adopted an increasingly protective and isolationist approach," the Xinhua commentary said.
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Such technical glitches are one reason that previous attempts at cloud gaming, by firms such as OnLive (which launched its service in 2010 but shut down in 2015), failed to catch on.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's fun for the occasional tech demo, but now we know the real reason that Google Glass, and other augmented reality solutions, have failed to catch on.
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Bush dropped out after a horrible showing in South Carolina, and after his campaign generally failed to catch on — he might be most memorable for serving as a punching bag for Trump.
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Despite that, a NBC News/Marist poll released last week found that Trump's tariff policy has failed to catch on in three states critical to the midterm elections — Pennsylvania, Texas and Illinois.
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In most cases, these projects failed to catch on, but the cost of making new apps is negligible for a behemoth like Tencent because much of the development process has been standardized.
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But the product ultimately failed to catch on with consumers, and it was discontinued, though not without a promotion campaign that was recognized with an award by the Texas Public Relations Association.
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But go90 failed to catch on, and its operations were largely closed last month and folded into Oath, the umbrella Verizon created to house two of its large recent acquisitions, AOL and Yahoo.
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Though he campaigned with a platform of uniting progressive and centrist camps after a late launch in November, Patrick's message failed to catch on in a race dominated by better known national figures.
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Thursday's planned protest is the first such event in the nation's capital, but so far it has failed to catch the eye of the lawmakers who create the policies that the protests will target.
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Without the benefits of the mixed-reality approach used by The Void and Dreamscape, the initiative failed to catch on, and earlier this month, IMAX decided to get out of the VR game altogether.
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Both were super-teams that failed to catch on in the 1960s, but became sensations a decade or so later with new lineups, a broader narrative scope, and a heightened level of character angst.
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The decision comes following Lytro's botched release of the Illum, a second overpriced (and rather clunky) light field camera that failed to catch on, and after the company's more recent pivot to virtual reality.
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To many, technological advances seem like the easy answer: for a while, 3-D video was pitched as the solution; when that failed to catch on, ultra high-res 4K video was offered up.
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And yet somehow the vast catastrophe has failed to catch the world's attention as much as the murder of a single man, the Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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The cellphone carriers said that they relied on contracts and audits of companies to ensure that consumers had given consent for the data collected, but that those safeguards had failed to catch Securus's activity.
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The few Xbox One games that supported the device for motion or voice controls were mostly forgettable, while the Kinect also largely failed to catch on as a way to navigate the console's myriad menus.
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At the end of May, Google listed "Nazism" as part of the ideology of the Republican Party — less than a week before the state's primary elections — because of Wikipedia vandalism the search engine failed to catch.
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Of course, Bixby's failed to catch fire, even as the company has gone out of its way to make it front and center through things like a devoted button on the Galaxy S9 and Note 8.
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Trump's win in Tennessee is further evidence that Ted Cruz's campaign has failed to catch fire, and that despite being the only candidate besides Trump to win any states, he's unlikely to become the Republican nominee.
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What looks like the central mystery — the return of a serial killer she failed to catch years before — is wrapped in twice the usual number of red-herring subplots, each violent and depressing in its own right.
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Henson and Seggelmann had been workshoping the code for weeks before it was approved, but nevertheless failed to catch a bug that would allow an attacker to intercept information that was passed to any site secured by OpenSSL.
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It has flattened over the past year after prompt oil prices rose steeply on hopes that OPEC would help rebalance the market quicker while forward prices failed to catch up with that pace due to modest demand growth expectations.
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The demotion came three days after a rough game against the San Diego Padres when Russell failed to catch two popups, was thrown out at home plate after a ground ball on the infield and admitted to missing signs.
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He was also scanned with a handheld wand, but the Crown alleges that these failed to catch onto Lawrence's scheme, and that he was able to smuggle out approximately 18 pucks during the five months he was actively stealing.
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The once-anticipated hot tech trend that consists of a pair of eyeglasses with a computer, microphone and camera built into the frame failed to catch on with the broader mainstream market when it debuted to select consumers in 2013.
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The fuel cell business has seen something of a renaissance in recent years after an initial period of early hype that was followed by a prolonged period when pioneers saw their stock prices collapse as the technology failed to catch on.
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In a hothouse off the lobby he fed us samples of tiny chrysanthemums, shiso leaves and a flower whose name I failed to catch that he said was used in toothpaste, which instantly anesthetized my mouth for several troubling minutes.
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Like "The Glass Menagerie," which also closed prematurely despite luxury casting (Sally Field) and a script by a respected playwright (Tennessee Williams), "Six Degrees" was greeted with shrugs by critics and failed to catch on in a crowded Broadway market.
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While Apple Pay has reportedly failed to catch on with the majority of iPhone owners—as humanity does not desperately require yet another way to pay for things—Cook nevertheless expressed his desires to surpass the lifespan of tree-based fiat money.
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Xhafaj's resignation came as a surprise a week after police arrested 27 people in a major drug rings crackdown and two former ruling Socialist lawmakers over graft, but failed to catch a drug lord who has eluded arrest for two years now.
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The revival, starring Michael Urie and featuring Mercedes Ruehl, was praised by critics, but failed to catch on with ticket buyers during a year rich with important gay plays (including starry revivals of "Angels in America" and "The Boys in the Band").
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The telegenic governor, whose success in a conservative-leaning state won praise from pundits but failed to catch fire in a field that once numbered 25 candidates, is the latest to drop out as the first nominating contests approach early next year.
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Here's a look at some of the past "copycat" apps Facebook has launched: Facebook's AOL-style chatroom app was born out of its Creative Labs initiative that ultimately shut down after several of the experimental apps it created failed to catch on.
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" — Amanda Carpenter, Columnist for the Conservative Review "While Trump was across town being carried live by every other network, and while he, not the other GOP candidates, dominated social media, the rest of the Republican field desperately and hopelessly failed to catch up to him.
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Lorenzo Cain, the Brewers' standout center fielder, had failed to catch a fly ball that led to a critical run in Game 1, but in the first inning on Saturday, he robbed the Dodgers' David Freese of a two-run homer with a leaping grab.
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It was only two months ago when the authorities in the state of Saxony failed to catch a dangerous suspect who was preparing bombs in his apartment and arrested him only after three plucky Syrians caught the man, who then committed suicide in custody.
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Yet as every establishment-friendly candidate in the party's enormous field has stubbornly failed to catch on, and as Trump and Cruz remain the only candidates getting serious traction so far, many in the party are increasingly wondering whether they'll be stuck with one of those two.
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No. I had been taken by a friend to a park in central London where, to the puzzlement of dog walkers, I spent an hour desperately trying to keep my arm straight, not flick my wrist, all of the above, and failed to catch even a leaf.
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"Shortly after the Las Vegas massacre, they came out for some modest regulations, such as banning bump stocks and making significant fixes to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, which had failed to catch several previous mass shooters it probably should have caught," Bishop said.
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In the top of the ninth, Orioles closer Brad Brach walked Whit Merrifield on four pitches to lead off the inning, and everyone was safe when Alex Gordon hit a potential double play grounder, but Schoop failed to catch a throw to second base from third baseman Danny Valencia.
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Though he vowed to give it up after the crowd failed to catch him at a 2010 Carnegie Hall concert, he jumps into the pit by the first song and continues to do so throughout the night, as if he can't hold himself back from his audience's yearning embrace.
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For the past 20 years, Japan's biggest automaker has made cars specifically for India, but it has failed to catch up with Maruti Suzuki India Ltd and Hyundai Motor Co, which together account for around two-thirds of sales in a market skewed towards cars costing less than $8,13.
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" Pressed further on that specific advertisement, and why Facebook failed to catch it nearly two weeks after announcing it would prohibit such promotions, Leathern said, "We don't typically share specifics on any mechanisms since bad actors attempt to get around them, but it takes time for algorithms/reviewers to train + roll out enforcement.
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"Islamic State supporters did try to adopt [this tactic] to disseminate propaganda and cybersecurity advice, but it failed to catch on because the program didn't align with their needs," Jade Parker, an expert in the online activities of violent non-state actors, told Motherboard, because Islamic State material can often be very large video files.
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While she has outlasted a number of better known Democrats, she has failed to catch on in national and statewide polling and has all but staked her entire campaign on the New Hampshire primary, the second contest in the nomination calendar where a recent Monmouth University poll found her at 4%, well behind other candidates in the race.
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With a Netflix premiere slated for June 28, Okja might not be headed for the Oscar race (the platform's prior awards hopeful, Beasts of No Nation, failed to catch on with Academy voters in 2015), but the Korean auteur's new movie is drawing comparisons to E.T. as tensions over the industry's gradual embracing of streaming-based platforms take center stage at the 1013 Cannes Film Festival.
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