Sentence examples for Accurate grasp from inspiring English sources

Horn and Grady describe understanding as "having an accurate grasp of the available options and the consequences of choosing one over the other".

The GAO said regulators probably don't have an accurate grasp on the prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders, which result from the repetitive nature of the work and are common in the meat and poultry industries.

However, a combination of psychological biases and neurological quirks mean a confident, successful person is often far more convincing than someone who is more awkward or nervous, even if the nervous person has a 100% accurate grasp of the facts and the confident person is speaking utter utter bilge.

But until now we haven't been able to get an especially accurate grasp of just how well the service has been doing.

The traditional 'scientific realism' approach would seek to assess the perception gap, and would tend to focus upon the lack of accurate grasp of the volcanic risk.

You can see why it's so important to have an accurate grasp of reality here.

But the Marlins' offer took him well out of the Mets' grasp.

Does no one at The Times grasp the sea change that now swirls around it?

Those were the last real moments of tension in the game, which had long since slipped from the Nets' grasp.

The more the Mets talked about this loss, the tighter the Yankees' grasp got around their neck.

PHILADELPHIA — The championship was in the Yankees' grasp on Monday night, and a reminder loomed over their heads at Citizens Bank Park before Game 5 of the World Series.