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Like many water sports enthusiasts, Mr. Criscuolo did not initially grasp the breadth of the problem.

He worries that he did not fully grasp the breadth of his son's life.

Mr. Renneisen said that the volunteers who run state pageants do not grasp the breadth of the economic measures the pageant must take to stay afloat and relevant.

Not so wonderful at preserving history and tradition in a way that allows young players to grasp the breadth and depth of the league.

Indeed, to grasp the breadth of the site, which went online last week at historywired.si.edu, one need only skim its surface.

When one looks to the example of Newman's British contemporary, Cardinal Henry Edward Manning of Westminster, one grasps the breadth of this Catholic conundrum immediately.

What he finds most gratifying about having written "Life" is the chance for both him and his readers to grasp the breadth and range of this book's material.

Mr McCain's emotional appeals sank to the level of simplistic populism; his statements gave no hint that he grasps the breadth, depth, complexity, or historic proportions of this crisis.

To make an informed choice, individuals should be able to grasp the breadth and magnitude of potential risks such as privacy breaches.

Viewers who only visit the gallery likely will fail to grasp the breadth of Cokes' erudition.

To grasp the breadth and depth of social gradient research, we began by searching for SES gradient studies that reported results for women and men separately.