Sentence examples for grasping this potential from inspiring English sources

While both the U.S. and Europe are consumer markets of more than 300 million people, grasping this potential in Europe is more challenging — and few companies have managed to do it successfully, given the region's many diverse, distinct markets.

The artists who have grasped this potential -- from Matthew Barney and Tracey Moffat to Eric Fischl and Paul Pfeiffer -- don't yet make up a coherent or surging movement.

Understanding the complex interplay within Iranian politics of the 34-year-old confrontation with the U.S. is key to grasping the potential of this moment of flux.

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.

Instead of grasping the potential danger or figuring out how to protect herself, this woman chose to be enraged.

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.

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.

In the U.K., renowned universities have been grasping the potential of population aging.

Grasping the potential that campaign media coverage might deliver for your brand, you strategically hosted the candidates at your Saddleback Church.