Sentence examples for grasp of recent from inspiring English sources
But accuracy, sensitivity and a good grasp of recent history surrounding these events is no barrier to Hopkins' style of commentary.
Kennedy contributed three volumes to the Master Musicians series: Mahler (1974), Strauss (1976) and Britten (1981), all demonstrating a commendable grasp of recent scholarship, while addressing themselves to a wider lay readership.
David Cameron seems to have a better grasp of the results of recent scientific research, a good deal more respect for the choices British consumers are making, and a rather better understanding of what motivates them.
They have failed to grasp the big trend of recent years: that most voters are now floating to one degree or another, untethered to the mainstream parties.The most alarming finding from focus groups conducted by the Conservative Party after last month's budget did not involve tax rates.
But the value of visual awareness to virtual personal assistants is just one example, and one that's easy to grasp given recent fictional depictions of the same.
Success in basketball is a part of recent history the Greeks can actually grasp.
But this can only happen if you have a firm grasp of some of the company's recent news and updates (see the tip above!).
Because of their particular role in controlling grasping movements, the interactions between AIP, PMv and M1 have been the subject of recent intensive research.
This result may be explained in light of recent developments for the investigation of the anatomical connections between key grasping areas such as AIP and the cerebellum.
To understand all this, you need to grasp the recent seismic shifts in American wealth.
