With 10 campus fire safety bills already introduced since the fire, most of them requiring the installation of sprinklers, it was clear today that state officials, fire experts and campus authorities were only beginning to grasp the costs and complexities of refitting thousands of dorm rooms, common rooms, hallways and stairs with the systems.
But while America now seems to grasp the cost of treating foreign brains badly, Britain does not.
Ross also believes that Bashar, unlike his late father, is not thoughtful enough to grasp the cost of a war with Israel.
Or they could be the ones who have failed to grasp the cost-cutting imperatives (and opportunities) of the times, and whose jobs will be at risk.
Ji says the proceeds of the funding will help Xiu.com improve its negotiating and purchasing ability with the major, grasp better cost advantages and thus bring more luxury and fashion brands into China.
The mandate gains strength every time family members grasp the cost of injustice and its impact on those dear to them.
They may not be able to articulate why the death tax is bad, but they instinctively grasp its true cost.
Then came Tsemberis, who around that same time unfurled a model so simple children could grasp it, so cost-effective fiscal hawks loved it, so socially progressive liberals praised it.
"It's a positive that we now can grasp what the direct costs might be, but Toyota has yet to address uncertainties about indirect costs, such as litigation costs and costs of incentives to win back customers," it quoted JP Morgan analyst Kohei Takahashi as saying.
The conservative strategy has long been to hold the line on taxes now, but it would be better to encourage the public to more readily grasp and internalize the costs of government spending.
