Sentence examples for enough grasp from inspiring English sources

"But we didn't have a good enough grasp of how to get it done.

"The government does not have a tight enough grasp on the case," said Mr. Davis, who contends his sister was strangled by Mr. Bulger.

The Philadelphia choreographer has a sure enough grasp on the roots of popping, locking, and B-boying to apply them to any music that he loves.

Although Eichmann's comments about his understanding of Kant were a little confused, he demonstrated a good enough grasp of the categorical imperative.

When asked by reporters here whether he had a strong enough grasp of global issues to be the commander in chief, he said, "I believe I have a good enough philosophy of foreign affairs and foreign policy".

The securities and exchange commission (SEC) is questioning whether investors have a firm enough grasp of what they are buying and how it is valued, the Wall Street Journal reported this week.

To automatically adapt to the shape of different objects with enough grasping force is a challenge in the design of underactuated anthropomorphic hands, because the grasped object is easily ejected from the hands during underactuated grasping process.

When angular velocity deduces to a certain value, which means the CTSA Hand has provided enough grasping force, then the control system terminates the PWM waves input to terminates driving the motor.

Firstly, that it's not enough to grasp life, you have to grasp it in all its intensity – as intense as Spaceape's lyrical delivery.

Even when peace seems to elude us, our reach is determined enough to grasp it.

Thus, it is not enough to grasp what beings are sub specie aeternitatis; such beings must be grasped in the nexus of temporal relations in which we experience them.