Sentence examples for has grasped this from inspiring English sources

The army has grasped this well.

The design world has grasped this idea, and the will of manufacturers to make a difference – by introducing responsible design thinking to all areas of industry – restates the role of the designer as a valuable agent in the world, not merely as a catalyst for consumption and profit.

The manner in which the government has grasped this power, the way in which they are already wielding it, and their resistance to introducing transparency to the process, suggests they think imposing invisible and opaque censorship, with no legal process, is a proper way for the state to behave.

Mr Sarkozy seems finally to have grasped this, stating this week that "what was commonplace a few years ago can today be shocking .As for French diplomacy in north Africa, this has not been its finest hour.

Not enough people have grasped this yet.

The number with more than 15 convictions has risen.Politicians seem to have grasped this.

Only two politicians seem to have grasped this at the time.

Some Libyan rebel artists, like Abdul Ghassem, seem to have grasped this.

"You need less money and I don't think a lot of people have grasped this".

Grenoble Graduate School of Business in France seems to have grasped this point with its launch of a programme called Geopolitics.

Many parents, families, friends, and members of congregations have grasped this message even if, sadly, much religious leadership has not.