Sentence examples for grasping the need from inspiring English sources

It meant grasping the need to save the planet whilst promoting "green" economic opportunities.

Deutsche Bank said this week that it would miss its year-end profit target.Euro-zone leaders may finally be grasping the need to act more forcefully.

O NE adult with no trouble grasping the need for these themes in children's lives is Britt Allcroft, the director of "Thomas and the Magic Railroad" -- a film many would see as the antithesis of "Pokemon" and the boat it came in on.

Few even grasp the need to nudge it towards domestic spending.

We are the ones who must grasp the need for a radical course shift.

Shooters argue that the popular distaste for stalking fails to grasp the need to manage deer.

Leela Nath, a housewife in the Delhi suburb of Shahdara, grasped the need for the march immediately.

Germans grasp the need for reform, but they want it to be orderly and painless: an impossible hope.

The N.F.L. had grasped the need to enlist big-name, contemporary, broad-appeal artists to keep viewers from straying.

She and Mr. Rosenthal contend that South Dakota Republicans have finally grasped the need to match the Democrats in Election Day activity.

Older voters may fight for their interests, but they also should grasp the need to leave resources for social spending for the young.