Sentence examples for Grasp more quickly from inspiring English sources

Supporting companies to overcome internal barriers to eco-innovation (in particular by providing eco-innovation financial support, promoting skills, and raising awareness) will enable business to grasp – more quickly – the business opportunities of the transition to sustainable mobility.

He's so obviously a symptom of something larger and deeper that perhaps the protesters of this generation will grasp more quickly than the radicals of the Vietnam era that America's underlying disease is a destructive mode of consciousness (and not just a bad combover).

In front of a larger audience, the story moves more nimbly and ideas are grasped more quickly.

Maybe it's the connection between broadband adoption, education and income growth for Hispanic and African Americans that Mr. Slim has grasped more quickly or simply before his peers or other American leaders.

Seeing data pictorially makes good use of both sides of the brain and lets one grasp meaning more quickly.Mr Yau's book does an excellent job of explaining what makes a good data illustration.

Digital learning technologies can enable students to grasp concepts more quickly and fully, to connect theory and application more adeptly, and to engage in learning more readily, while also improving instructional techniques, leveraging instructor time, and facilitating the widespread sharing of knowledge.

You will be able to grasp them more quickly and more easily.

If anything, they've grasped it more quickly than the political professionals.

He refers to the research of Adrian Bejan, professor of mechanical engineering at Duke University, who argues that the Golden Ratio works because the eye grasps it more quickly than others.

And with Singapore math, the pace can accelerate by fourth and fifth grades, putting children as much as a year ahead of students in other math programs as they grasp complex problems more quickly.

He says learning Wiradjuri is harder for the older people, not only because younger minds grasp new languages more quickly but because "they feel like they should have learned it earlier".