Sentence examples for considerable grasp from inspiring English sources
But benefiting from his considerable grasp of detail, taste for hard work and disinclination for conspiracy, he quietly rose, then rose again.
Russell added a delightful touch of finesse to a game peppered with brawn, floating a crossfield kick into the considerable grasp of Naiyaravoro, who sauntered in for the bonus-point score.
Local banks who have spent considerable time solidifying its grasp over its domestic market now faces a considerably greater opponent, most of which are bigger and more liquid in terms of assets and general liquidity.
The American economy grew anemically during the spring, the government reported Friday, and prior growth was even slower than initially grasped, dealing a considerable setback to hopes for rapid improvement.
Comparison of the features of the newly-identified clade to the above-described ATP-grasp template revealed considerable concordance (for example: K104, D233, and D246xN248 correspond to features 2-4 listed above in the human CDC123 protein).
The advantage of network methods is that give easy-to grasp representation of the considerable noise in the data.
The spatial arrangement of grasp- and reach-selective voxels indicates considerable local variability.
The GRASP-AF data also demonstrate the considerable variation between practices both in the uptake of AC among high-risk patients and in the coded contraindications to AC therapy.
Mothers of children with leukaemia [ 11] felt highly dependent on clinicians and experienced considerable unease in making decisions about trials with little grasp of the disease.
And his philosophy of the will, as well as his stark view of reason as incapable of grasping the true nature of reality, had a considerable impact on the philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche.
Nor is it difficult grasp why, for beyond political rhetoric it is a subject of considerable philosophical and legal debate and raises a number of questions which are profoundly difficult to answer.
