Sentence examples for has not grasped from inspiring English sources
Most importantly, the company has not grasped that journalists tend to be idiosyncratic and often troublesome individuals.
New Jersey has not grasped the importance of gaining this potential leverage because it has not tapped the creativity of local communities in planning schools.
But why are they Muslims?" The fact that this question might have answers he has not grasped seems never to trouble him.
The move is absolutely, undeniably wrong and it is surprising that Davies, who once helped set up a liberal newspaper (the Sunday Correspondent ) has not grasped this.
Such a snub may well be symptomatic of an authority which has not grasped the importance of what it is taking on.
The fossil-fuel industry's campaign of misinformation bore some of the responsibility, he said, but beyond that "somehow the public has not grasped the very, very special, unique, weird character of this whole thing".
What does dance know about beauty that visual art hasn't grasped?
Unlike Smiley, Grisham hasn't grasped the first lesson of children's fiction – namely that everyone loves an underdog.
The fact that women are still underrepresented among the ranks of managers, and paid less when they arrive, means that most of the private sector still hasn't grasped the well-documented advantages to having more diverse decision makers.
Our central bank still hasn't grasped that the greenback is the unofficial transaction currency of numerous nations.
How ironic that Henry, who made his fortune on Wall Street, hasn't grasped the genius of Yank owner George Steinbrenner.
