Sentence examples for gaining a grip from inspiring English sources

To stop deflation - falling prices - gaining a grip on the world's largest trading bloc, the ECB could launch its own programme of quantitative easing (QE) by buying government bonds, thus copying its counterparts in the UK and the US.

Gradually a well-organised Fulham gained a grip on midfield and thus a foothold in the game.

Lisandro then steered wide after moving free of his marker in the 32nd minute as the visitors, 2-1 in front from the first leg, struggled to gain a grip on the match.

He began a new novel, "The Death of the Adversary," about a young Jewish man's experiences in Germany as the Nazis gain a grip on power, but he put the manuscript aside after the German occupation of the Netherlands in 1940 forced him to live in hiding in Delft.

He has yet to reach that state this year, but Safin is starting to gain a grip on consistency and a hold on his fragile psyche, all of which he unveiled in a 6-4, 6-2, 6-2 victory against a helpless Mariano Zabaleta yesterday to advance to the semifinals.

Finland gained a grip on affairs after the break and went close when substitute Riku Riski blazed just over.

The home side soon gained a grip on the game, with Hazard in particular proving a menace to the Newcastle defence.

As the first half went on, Inverness seemed to gain a grip on proceedings, with McKay's enthusiastic movement and improved service creating opportunities.

's campus Tuesday, a day after chief executive Jerry Yang said he will step down as the Web portal continues to struggle to gain a grip on the advertising market and capitalize on its media assets.

The reason more conservative variants of jihadist Islamism have failed to gain a grip in southern Syria compared to the north is partly because Jordan has hosted the MOC and kept a tight grip on the border.

Learn what triggers waste reactions in your life and head them off before they gain a grip over you.