Sentence examples for having a grasp of from inspiring English sources
That requires having a grasp of something that can best be described as the curse of the ordinary.
During the past week, news channels have put out stories about Antarctica, speculating, salivating and hyperventilating over this "mystery illness," without having a grasp of the reality.
But having a grasp of terms like EBITDA and net present value are important no matter where you sit on the org chart.
There's a sense in which Rosencrantz and Guildenstern depends on the audience having a grasp of Hamlet, even if they don't really know the play.
A senior administration official said that the phone call, warm and familiar in tone, was designed to encourage Abdullah to think of the new president as having a grasp of the Middle East similar to that of his father.
These are the two typical entry jobs into locations, and while you won't be scouting in either position, you will learn a lot about how a movie works, what requirements are needed for a shooting location (easily as important as having a grasp of New York), and make valuable contacts.
