Sentence examples for grasp of the difficulty from inspiring English sources
COMMENT: "I think the reader would benefit from more discussion on the variance of miRNA names and trigger expressions, to gain an intuitive grasp of the difficulty of the task.
I think the reader would benefit from more discussion on the variance of miRNA names and trigger expressions, to gain an intuitive grasp of the difficulty of the task.
In their judgments Lords Hope and Carswell, together with Baroness Hale, showed a humane grasp of the difficulties faced by all addicts - however famous - in trying to break a drug habit.
Then Jas falls for a girl called Samira, despite his sensible grasp of the cultural difficulties: "I know you're Muslim an I know I in't Muslim".
What is more difficult than to "truly grasp the difficulty of what cannot be grasped, and then go forth to try anyway"?
You need not look any further than Senator John McCain's efforts to give Congress a voice in the treatment of detainees to grasp the difficulty that the legislative branch faces trying to push back against a determined president.
It seems that existing outcome measures have not been able to grasp the difficulty of every-day life by keeping the questionnaires short and practical.
He knew by then, but perhaps did not fully grasp, the meaning of the difficulties this would bring her.
Korean is a very respiratory language, and much of the difficulty in grasping the accent lies here.
Asked about the criticism that this approach cheapens Washington's memory, Mr. Rees replied: "We tend to hear that from traditionalists, who I don't think grasp the true difficulty of the challenge.
