Sentence examples similar to Foster comprehensive grasp from inspiring English sources
What is impressive is his peculiarly comprehensive grasp of the different human costs of war, as if he had firsthand knowledge.
Bonhoeffer became known as one of the few figures of the 1930s with a comprehensive grasp of both German- and English-language theology.
Day two however, just a couple, day three I had a comprehensive grasp of what I was doing and by day four I'd finished by lunch.
Nothing like the hard-edged cockney stereotype, Flanagan comes across onstage as a fundamentally nice, amiably foolish man: always optimistic, usually ultimately disappointed, and never quite enjoying a comprehensive grasp of the necessary facts.
Indeed, the absence of such information should cause shareholders to question whether management has a comprehensive grasp of the business and whether the board is properly exercising its oversight responsibility.
The Institute of Medicine 2006 report supports pay for performance "as a stimulus to foster comprehensive and system-wide improvements in the quality of healthcare".
His insightful and pertinent analysis reflects a comprehensive grasp of the subject matter.
Legal requirements provide added impetus to disaster risk management and foster comprehensive action.
Emphases are placed on the underlying fundamentals and on acquisition of a broad and comprehensive grasp of the field as a whole.
It helps readers obtain a comprehensive grasp of CRM strategy, concepts and tools and provides all the necessary steps in managing profitable customer relationships.
The embedded relationship between family members promoted the rapid sharing of industry expertise and market information, helping H to gain a comprehensive grasp of manufacturing technology of products.
