Sentence examples for A complete grasp from inspiring English sources
WITH the boom phase of the economic cycle over, it is especially crucial for shareholders to have a complete grasp of a company's leverage.
Even if they did not have a complete grasp of the politics of the '70s, at least they would understand the basics about the characters.
And still if I'm really worried about something, if I feel like I don't have a complete grasp of it, I like to begin in longhand.
For that reason, for a complete grasp of the ideas in evacuation planning and management, the relevant literature in urban transportation is covered including traffic assignment approaches, travel time modeling to represent congestion and traffic flow propagation approaches.
To get sleep-deprived house officers out of the hospital, there are now many more handoffs of patients between physicians, none of them having a complete grasp of a given case.
And the hyper-clarity of the description is complemented by a complete grasp of the corpus, each of the writer's strengths and flaws laid out with juridical precision, no matter how large or problematic the body of work.
It is an atemporal present, a single complete grasp of all events in the entire span of time.
Pierce, 25, had a much smoother ride this year, demonstrating a more complete grasp of the game than when she last reached the final here in 1994.
Visual cues associated with the victim's suffering trigger empathic responses in the subject and provide him with a more complete grasp of the victim's experience.
Referenced and researched to satisfy the needs of policy professionals and sector administrators, the book is lucidly written so that it provides all stakeholders with a more complete grasp of the involved problems as well as of the proven solutions that can be put into place once we understand their value and their viability .--BOOK JACKET.
Moreover, the results support the assumption that a more complete grasp of the system is associated with better levels of performance in the test.
