Sentence examples for sustained grip from inspiring English sources
It was a pretty one-sided encounter by the end, with the Sharks never able to gain a sustained grip up front or behind the scrum.
When it came, it was substantial: no light brushing of fingers, rather a firm, sustained grip fully worthy of the import it carried.
But in foreign policy, as otherwise, Mr Cameron lacks the sustained grip that strong leadership requires.The prime minister's Europe policy is further evidence of this.
The reasons are hardly a state secret: the yawning wealth gap, lack of a social safety net for the needy, and feeble rule of law continue to undermine the happiness index as well as Party leaders' confidence in their sustained grip on power.
It contains home and work orientation with emphasis in preventing activities which put the wrist in risk of median nerve compression at carpal tunnel, like excessive flexion and repetitive movement with the fingers or prolonged isometric sustained grip.
Mr. Scorsese's camera sense effectively fills every scene with creepiness, but sustained, gripping suspense seems beyond his grasp.
Additionally, studies seeking to investigate the effects of resistance training for improved performance of flexor and extensor forearm muscles can be relevant for sustaining grip during Brazilian jiu-jitsu matches, given that grip power provides a more effective form of controlling the adversary.
The researchers found that blood pressure, postural hypotension, sustained hand grip and heart rate variables were significantly improved in the yoga group.
Subjects were instructed to sustain maximal grip effort as long as possible, and fatigue resistance was expressed as the time during which grip strength dropped to 50% of its maximum.
Theta/alpha activity correlated with force measures during the period when contraction should have been sustained and during grip release, and with the latency to onset of grip release.
J.P. Shukla, a political analyst in Lucknow who covered Uttar Pradesh for 18 years as the state correspondent for the Hindu, one of India's leading English-language newspapers, says the Congress Party has sustained a psychological grip on poor villagers in rural India, especially in places like Amethi that are considered Congress bastions.
