Sentence examples for operational grasp from inspiring English sources
"He has a good operational grasp of the business.
He has an on-the-ground operational grasp of education". The charter experience also led to his skepticism of the national education reform movement.
It is easier to establish a flexible budget for operational control when analysts grasp the underlying scientific or engineering laws governing the production process.
His 90 minute free-form keynote at SCM World's Leaders Forum in Gleneagles a few years back demonstrated a deep grasp of operational reality.
Interviews, focus groups and an observation have been conducted to collect data about everyday operations, as well as to grasp how the VTS system adapts to changing operational conditions.
Army leaders feel they have been repeatedly called upon to take disproportionate cuts as overseas wars wind down, and that many members of Congress do not grasp the human or operational consequences of the reductions the service must absorb.
I wish I wasn't intimidated by the operational demands some of my MBA friends grasp so easily that I have had to learn along the way.
"What most people don't grasp is that in terms of operational costs — what it costs you to drive the car around — electric cars are advantageous today.
Manstein lacked George Marshall's and Alan Brooke's overarching grasp of strategy, but at the pure operational level he was probably superior to Bernard Montgomery and Omar Bradley.
For example, the World Bank Group immediately grasped how they could benefit by moving operational processes to the cloud, saving time and helping globally dispersed teams better collaborate and communicate.
