Sentence examples for had a reasonable grasp from inspiring English sources
Maimon does seem to have had a genuine appreciation for Mendelssohn, both because of his kindheartedness and because, unlike most others of the circles of the Jewish Enlightenment, Mendelssohn had a reasonable grasp of the Talmud and rabbinic literature.
He named these people "ideologues," by which he meant not that they are fanatics but that they have a reasonable grasp of "what goes with what" — of how a set of opinions adds up to a coherent political philosophy.
The next day, he interviewed a deputy mayor of Malmö, who appeared to have a reasonable grasp on the relevant crime statistics and a plausible explanation for the city's recent spike in murders.
Once you have a reasonable grasp on the situation and your allies know what you're dealing with, it's okay to back away.
That said, Jada Pinkett Smith is diverting as mob boss Fish Mooney and executive producer Bruno Heller appears to have a reasonable grasp on the challenges faced by a show in which Bruce Wayne is merely a grieving young boy, and not the center of the action.
Table 4 suggests that approximately 50% of physicians have a reasonable grasp of critical appraisal concepts and know how to interpret research results; half of them can calculate an NNT and sensitivity and specificity and know what they mean.
Succession was assured so long as younger talent had a reasonable shot at one day grasping the golden reins of power (e.g. partaking of profit-per-partner).
