Sentence examples similar to have full grasp from inspiring English sources

He certainly has full grasp on the material.

"We wanted to make sure we had full grasp of the extent of their access so that the next time they try to come in, we can respond quickly".

The champion has full grasp of what this bout means, not just for the boxing business and his push to land a unification bout with Joshua.

Despite mixing up Strax with the cast of Snow White, Doctor somehow has full grasp of his universal linguistic skills which he uses to flirt his way into the dinosaur's graces, keeping the latter from chowing down on the British parliament.

Besides that functionality, capstan handles provide ease of use for older people who may not have full-strength grasping ability or who have a little tremor in their hands.

But Downing Street was loth to lose Freud who is seen to have a full grasp of the universal credit reforms which have run into such trouble.

Before falling in love with a particular rescue dog, make sure you have a full grasp of the dog's medical needs.

But when I'm not worrying about money and the fact that neither presidential candidate has shown he has a full grasp of the complexities that lie ahead (in fairness, this is because in the last presidential debate host Bob Schieffer didn't ask them for a sufficiently detailed analysis of the current rescue plan) I'm thinking about something completely different: vampires.

"For engineers to have a full grasp of the energy landscape, including the viability of renewables and alternative energy and the balance between conservation and capital costs, they must have detailed knowledge of all of the possibilities available.

"They clearly don't have a full grasp of both what we're proposing and how effective the technology is," Mr. McGonigle said.

"Until you really do the research and you really study these dysfunctions, it's hard to say you have a full grasp of it".