Sentence examples for strategic grasp from inspiring English sources

His placid temperament at the board stemmed from his intuitive and deep strategic grasp.

"It seems to me he must have much more of a strategic grasp than I worked out".

He demonstrated his courage, strategic grasp and luck by winning battles even though his troops were outnumbered by some 12 to 1.

He is well regarded for his strategic grasp of how broadcasters must respond to the growth of digital media - and if he was appointed by ITV it would deal a serious blow to Channel 4, its biggest advertiser funded competitor.

If his strength – often boldly displayed during his own two terms as mayor – has always been a far-sighted independence and strategic grasp that Johnson lacks, his weakness has been an obdurate inability to acknowledge error or mend fences with critics where possible.

"I know of no man who knows the military better, who understands the needs, who has a better strategic grasp of our national security challenges then Dick Cheney, my friends," said Mr. McCain, the erstwhile foe of Mr. Bush but now a supporter.

The new model, Deeper Blue, was fed with more chess software to beef up its strategic and tactical grasp.

It doesn't take a strategic mastermind to grasp that it is energy wealth that has made Iraq the object of such unparalleled military force.

Common sense — let alone a strategic and historical grasp of what is unfolding in Iran — ought to incline President Obama to back the movement's repeatedly made request of Washington: communications support.

The result in all its strategic confusion and grasping anxiety is the university version of The Thick of It: from bean to cup, those HE bosses fuck up.

Austen scholars "will not be surprised at all to see the depths of her grasp of strategic thinking and the way she anticipated a 20th-century field of inquiry," Laura J. Rosenthal, a specialist in 18th-century British literature at the University of Maryland, said via e-mail.