Sentence examples for grasping the potential from inspiring English sources

As in so many areas, league falls well behind union when it comes to grasping the potential benefits of the women's game.

It's a risky choice because the play absolutely depends on the audience grasping the potential threat of a wild animal on the loose in our world.

If Mr. Kerry's advisers have been a bit slow in grasping the potential impact of this -- and some sympathetic Democrats said Sunday that this was the case -- it reflects, to some extent, a cultural divide.

Grasping the potential of transparent glass embellished with light brushstrokes of color, Mr. Assenza recently rearranged the cafe's acclaimed Time of Rest dessert to suit a plate of textured glass embellished with an off-center disk of orangey-yellow.

Thankfully, California is a state where the distributors are slowly grasping the potential for change.

We can preliminarily conclude that SMAT providing governments with data that inform forward-looking policies are standing on a weak legal footing whilst data protection legislation and jurisdiction fall short in grasping the potential consequences coming from these new technologies and their rapid progress.

Similarly, they appeared to better grasp the potential benefits of improved hospital throughput and bed access potentially offered by recently introduced emergency access targets in Australia.

Peres immediately grasped the potential in this unconventional diplomatic venture.

Councils vary wildly in their willingness to grasp the potential of digital services.

But the watchdog does not seem to fully grasp the potential of its proposed reference test.

If you want a quick way to grasp the potential for mayhem, think skinheads.