Sentence examples for Recently grasped from inspiring English sources

Authorities have only recently grasped the full scope of the problem.

If Europa's oceans contain life, it's going to be mighty difficult to reach it, although NASA has recently grasped the nettle by announcing a major new mission to the moon.

"It's great exercise," Ms. Chu said recently, grasping a tambourine with streamers to shake as she wiggled her hips.

Recently, GRASP was found to be significantly hypermethylated in colorectal cancer and also negatively correlated with expression levels [ 53].

"We don't feel she is out to get us, whereas a terrorist is out to harm us, just for the pure hatred, desire to harm". Some hazards have only recently been grasped by the scientific community.

Elected officials in states like Ohio and Michigan, where default mens rea laws were recently adopted, grasp that reality.

Maybe it was only recently that I truly grasped it.

ABC News' exclusive interview of Tim Cook and Jony Ive dug in on the plus-two million watch/strap/face combinations that enable personalisation, but Cook and Ive said that this was something they'd only grasped very recently.

One of these slipped out of its grasp recently when BMG lost out in the auction of the publishing business of the music company EMI, which was won by Sony/ATV, a partnership between Sony and the estate of Michael Jackson.

After similar recent corruption scandals in a left-wing party, the news was a further sign of the political uncertainty in Italy today, which is marked by a growing divide between the political parties and the rest of society — under the shadow of an economic crisis whose depth and breadth Italians have only recently begun to grasp.

ROME — The endless clowning remains, like when he grasped his chest recently as if dying after eating buffalo mozzarella, now the focus of a dioxin scare.