Sentence examples for grips soon from inspiring English sources

German and British officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly, criticized the Bush administration for not coming to grips soon enough with the Ukraine and Georgia problem.

Unless central banks tighten their grip soon, inflationary expectations could surge.Central banks' monetary independence is also severely constrained by governments' desire to hold down currencies at a time when international capital is highly mobile a problem the developed world did not face three decades ago.

Though factional splits exist, hidden from view, there is little question of these parties losing their grip anytime soon.

The question was put by Labour's Andy Slaughter, who accused Gove of having "gone absent" from the prisons crisis in recent weeks and warning him that unless he gripped it soon, "he is going to lose control fully of the prison estate".

Of course, capital-S Socialists remain on the fringe of American politics, where the duopoly of big-money Democrats and Republicans won't lose its grip anytime soon.

The urge to gain followers soon grips even the most cynical.

Their prime minister, Giuliano Amato, told reporters, "I hope the candidates in the United States escape from the grip of lawyers soon".

Officials say "The Apartment", (the pope's private circle) is getting a lot more involved in day-to-day curial administration.A tighter grip cannot come soon enough.

Rather to my surprise I was soon gripped by the story of these young men devising apparatus in the basement of a Cambridge laboratory to demonstrate atomic theory.

If the Fed's monetary policies become too accommodating, stagflation will likely soon grip the global economy.

The whole nation, wounded and humiliated, was soon gripped by fear, which gave birth to anger and determination to "kick some ass" internationally, as one of our eloquent political leaders put it.