Sentence examples for sufficiently grasp from inspiring English sources

Mr Ramadan said one of his biggest frustrations was that the world did not sufficiently grasp the scale of the discontent against the Islamists.

Vital to the fabric of DeepMind are what he calls his "glue minds": fellow polymaths who can sufficiently grasp myriad scientific areas to "find the join points and quickly identify where promising interdisciplinary connections might be, in a sort of left-field way".

And I don't think that has been really sufficiently grasped at a senior level.

Prosecutor Andrew Edis QC said the jury of eight women and four men did not appear to have "truly understood" or "sufficiently grasped" its task.

Even so, it's quite a challenge to hold its multitudinous threads together in your head sufficiently clearly to grasp what it is they're being woven together to form.

The problem, Repetto says, is that the more deeply a speaker explains "the geekiness of what he's doing, the harder it is to find an audience with a sufficiently broad grasp of the subject to understand".

She then had to grasp biology sufficiently to test the biocompatibility of these materials in animals.

This work is left to others who, Dawkins hopes, are able to grasp them sufficiently to use them in their own work.

And yet you were able to grasp the concepts sufficiently to extract fashion tips from them.

These and "innumerable other associated circumstances … will put the child upon grasping, till, at last, that idea, or state of mind which we may call the will to grasp, is generated and sufficiently associated with the action to produce it instantaneously".

So we made it that the show was this thing that was in the consciousness of people, a game, and that everybody knew what it meant when you said 'I'm a Contender.' " This recognition -- that veteran channel-surfers would be sufficiently steeped in the vocabulary of TV to grasp the story -- was the key to pulling "Series 7" off.