Sentence examples for grasped now from inspiring English sources

She warned that this opportunity must be grasped now, without waiting for the recession to pass: "The longer we delay action, the costlier mitigating and adapting to climate change will become – and the economic opportunities will slip through our fingers".

For that reason I will be voting for the second reading, hoping to improve the bill of course, hoping the government will listen to the arguments for such improvement, but doing so out of a firm conviction that, even if the bill ends up with imperfections or I don't win all the arguments for amendments which I support, that this opportunity for reform must be grasped now.

"You're grasping now and I'm uncomfortable".

"This technology is not just within our reach but is actually in our grasp now".

We did our homework and we have classification within our grasp now".

It is hard to grasp now, but he was then one of the best known of the "Bloomsberries", celebrated as a novelist, editor and publisher.

It's a term that I only fully grasp now, with the thirst of hindsight: who she was, who I was for her, what she has equipped me with.

Financial markets think, not unreasonably, the same central bankers who grasp now for excuses to cut off quantitative easing now will also grasp for excuses in the future to say that things have changed and that forward guidance promises should not be kept.

But even as an aspiring leader there are three vision-creation opportunities that you can grasp now: contributing to senior leaders' vision work, translating the company's vision for your team, and developing a new front-line team vision that can be cascaded up through the company.

What Beijing should have learned in 2003 — and what it urgently needs to grasp now — is that when it comes to public safety, secrecy is never the right policy, and there is no benefit at all in trying to go it alone.

Surely this is Fulham's first Championship clean sheet of the season in their grasp now with a minute remaining.