Sentence examples for stronger grasp from inspiring English sources

But with the 2011 season well under way, we had a much stronger grasp on things.

Twitter has had a much stronger grasp on sports broadcasting: NBC had a "Twitter Tracker" for the 2010 Vancouver Games and the most recent NBA Finals featured Twitter on ESPN screens.

Considering the rapid advancements in the human body since then, it's fair to expect we have a much stronger grasp on stroke today.

In this study, gravid female C. sculpturatus had significantly wider chelae than females 28 days FOR, which may have conferred the former group an advantage when catching and subduing prey by enabling those individuals to maintain a stronger grasp on prey items, thus decreasing their prey-handling time.

For one thing, younger people tend to have a stronger grasp of the latest technology, Mr. Black said.

A stronger grasp of the evolving economics of legal practice, which will rely less on leveraging the time of new associates and more on entrepreneurship.

If that sounds a little schematic, it is, but the story is a good one nonetheless – and that the screenplay, by Silvey and Snowtown's Shaun Grant, can offer this level of thematic clarity suggests the strong grasp the film-makers have on their subject.

They have a knack for PR and a strong grasp of the prevailing mood.

It's minor, but it prevents me from having a strong grasp.

An economics major at Vanderbilt, he has a strong grasp of the marketplace.

I don't believe that Ishai Menuchin has a strong grasp of the fundamentals of democracy.