Sentence examples for much better grasp from inspiring English sources

After his crisps experiment, the participants whose stacks were loosely divided into portions had a much better grasp on how much, and how many calories, they had eaten than those whose weren't.

This will help in the long run because you will know the levels, and have a much better grasp on the controls.

Katharine Gun has a much better grasp of the true spirit of democracy than Tony Blair.

Mr. Romney displayed a much better grasp of the strategic stakes in Syria, but when it came to specifics, his policy differed little from the president's.

Colleagues are another option — they may have a much better grasp of office politics — but make sure you trust them completely to keep your confidence, she added.

At 52, she reckons she has a much better grasp of what matters than she did when she was in her 20s.

How much better if grasping this commercial advantage can be disguised as acting the good corporate citizen.

Even Allen said it was obvious, painfully at times, how much more team-oriented the Europeans were, and how much better a grasp of fundamentals they had.

It seems that the smaller groups and individuals like Keenan have a much better ability to grasp the enormity of what is needed.

Our grasp of North Korea's beliefs and expectations is not much better than its grasp of ours.

The program's ambience was better grasped than rhyming highlights.