Sentence examples similar to scarce grasp from inspiring English sources
With scarce information, even regulators and industry insiders are grasping for answers.
For half a century, this dark comedy of scarce resources had been her forte: many hands grasping, but only one golden ring.
(Kelly Hoey, a fellow, said scarce financing options probably drove some of the entrepreneurs to grasp at any opportunity without regard to fit).
Because the corticospinal projections from PMv to the lower cervical segments innervating hand muscles are scarce [ 17,47], it has been hypothesised that PMv controls grasp indirectly via M1.
As scarce as green space may be in Istanbul, observers quickly grasped that protestors were angry about more than the planned paving of a patch of grass.
The willingness and ability to engage one-on-one is still one of our most precious grasps on the democratic process, but it is increasingly scarce.
Among the scarce reports there is encouraging, but indirect, evidence from the analysis of eye movement scanpaths before grasping [7] and the influence of subconscious priming on grasping reaction times [8] that indeed object orientation is perceived in an enhanced manner during grasping preparation.
