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Meanings of better grasp in English

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Usage of better grasp in English
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Perhaps by then, the president will have a better grasp of stability.
The South African
2
I hope that people get a better grasp on the little things.
Reuters
3
Moreover, people felt that they had a much better grasp of the issues.
The Guardian
4
The main virtue of it lies in our better grasp of the musical design.
Symphonies and Their Meaning; Third Series, Modern Symphonies
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Consequently, they seem to have obtained a better grasp of principles than we possess.
The Great Book of Amber
6
Nuwell seemed to have a better grasp of the subject.
Rebels of the Red Planet
7
After that, we'll have a much better grasp of things.
Sword of god
8
Supervision and interaction Children today have a better grasp of technology than any generation yet.
The South African
9
John Newton's hymn "Amazing Grace" demonstrates a better grasp of time:
Heaven
10
She had a better grasp of what he did, and considerably more interest in it.
Irresistible forces
11
The 'chin rest' was meant to give the player a better grasp of his instrument.
Violin Mastery: Talks with Master Violinists and Teachers
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The United States is in agreement on getting a better grasp of capital movements, he said.
The Irish Times
13
Technology should also give commanders a much better grasp of what is evolving during a battle.
Shock and Awe — Achieving Rapid Dominance
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Gomo now spoke again, using the French tongue, that all present might better grasp his meaning.
When Wilderness Was King / A Tale of the Illinois Country
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We honestly believe that everyone else has a much better grasp of any situation than we do.
Feminist dot com
16
Once scientists have a better grasp on gene therapy, they can set about treating diseases like arthritis.
Wired
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Better grasp through the time
Better grasp across language varieties
United States of America
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