Sentence examples for Lack of grasp from inspiring English sources

Back home, the lack of grasp on reality seemed to permeate everything.

It shows the government's lack of grasp of the real situation," says Juan Vargas, a development worker in Uncia, a nearby town.The government has promised other help.

Since Dame Lowell Goddard became the third person to resign as chair of the independent inquiry into child abuse (IICA), much time and energy has been wasted denigrating her for "bailing", and sniping about her salary, her lack of grasp of British law and the extended "holidays" at home in New Zealand.

Timothy Carney, a former American ambassador to Sudan and Haiti who served in the reconstruction team in Iraq just after the war, says that there was, in the Pentagon, "a complete lack of grasp of Chalabi's lack of appeal for ordinary Iraqis".

It may be the reason why principles of soil-steel structures' work are not always completely understood and lack of grasp may cause construction and design faults.

"I think his lack of grasp of some of the essentials — of the substance — has hurt a little bit," former Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) told VICE News.

Wording the question in this manner presents the speaker with a need to respond directly to your lack of grasping something.

Given Greg's lack of a grasp of human language, men deifying him don't have to worry about him using any slurs or degrading women.

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.

Opposition representatives who routinely label Assad as delusional dismissed his latest comments as indicative of his lack of a grasp of the mounting military losses, economic setbacks and popular discontent undermining his rule.

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