Sentence examples for to grasp the problem from inspiring English sources

"We have to grasp the problem.

But Tesco's board don't need to sift through academic papers to grasp the problem.

To grasp the problem, you need to understand what banks do.

It's easy to grasp the problem of feeding bovine blood and bone meal to cows.

It can be difficult for an English speaker to grasp the problem.

You begin to grasp the problem when you try to discover who owns them.

Not only are they not in control of it, they don't even seem to grasp the problems at times," he said.

Instead, Shalev made his reputation as a tutor, with stints at the Architectural Association between 1963 and 1980 inspiring two generations to grasp the problems of designing in three dimensions.

Although there has been speculation that Mr. Steel's departure hinged on a failure to grasp the problems at Fannie and Freddie and keep Mr. Paulson more fully apprised, people close to the situation at Treasury strongly deny that.

However, if energy research is not undertaken in an interdisciplinary way, researchers 'are not likely to grasp the problems, and thus the solutions to this challenging (energy) research space'([44], p.247).

And with this program we want to grasp the problems by their root," Merkel told reporters on arrival in Brussels.