Sentences with phrase «grasp all»

«The dog was pulled away but broke free from Mr. Mundy's grasp and attacked Mr. Jackson a second time... The attacks reportedly lasted 30 seconds and resulted in profuse bleeding from severe lacerations to Mr. Jackson's face, including a puncture through the lip and gum.»

Though much like Drucker back in the 1930s, we are still unable to fully grasp what is yet to come.

Soovle covers all of them, which makes it easier to get a good grasp of what is going on through multiple channels.

Here's one of the more challenging parts of this to grasp: when we're talking about digital currency such as Bitcoin, there's no repository of coins — that line item in the record book is the money.

It's interesting that Jason could not grasp the concept that David actually really likes what he does.

That data, downloaded over years of Facebook users freely giving apps such as games and personality quizzes access to their information, is largely still stored outside of Facebook's grasp by the private individuals and companies who built those applications.

This in turn, helps employees gain a better grasp of their role within the company while also promoting a positive first impression, increasing both motivation and loyalty.»

In both the Evanston program and the Miami program, core and advanced courses help students to grasp the tools of general management, providing techniques for solving managerial problems.

It's difficult for non-New Yorkers to fully grasp the Michael Wolff phenomenon.

54:12 — Jason asks about the marketing strategy for a product that can be difficult to grasp for the uninitiated.

However, while we have a good grasp on Central and South American, the U.S. market — a tremendous weight loss industry market — represented uncharted waters for us.

Everyone has heard that small businesses are the heartbeat of America, but it can be hard to fully grasp what that means.

Melinda and I love one line so much that we had it painted on a wall in our house: «His dream must have seemed so close that he could hardly fail to grasp it.»»

While concept of the five Maslow levels isn't hard for businesses to grasp, Conely says, they tend to focus on the most basic Maslow levels because they are easier to measure.

I think people are trying to grasp it: «Give me something tangible I can actually work with and make sense of.»

Particularly in financial services, CEOs may have a strong grasp of the finance function.

The people who really struggled were the folks who weren't familiar with the material and didn't have a super solid grasp.

He was within your easy grasp, and to have closed upon him would, in connection with our other late successes, have ended the war.

«You can grasp onto an idea to design around, to elevate you out of your very narrow well.

Both teams put on a scoring clinic, but the Rams never let the game out of their grasp, leading at halftime by a healthy 11 - point margin with the help of three touchdowns from running back Todd Gurley.

Founders need to decide on a vesting schedule and make sure employees fully grasp its implications.

When your purpose is simple to grasp, yet aspirational in nature, it attracts the right people.

Financial planners acknowledge that it can take as long as six months for parents to grasp how their cash flow looks after a baby is on the scene.

More customers will begin to shun companies that fail to grasp that, he believes, while businesses that practice gender equality and environmental preservation will inevitably become more profitable.

How to Write a Social Media Press Release: Elements of a Social Media Press Release Once you've determined that you need to write a press release incorporating social media, if you have an understanding of traditional releases, it shouldn't be hard to grasp the essential elements that need to be included.

Politicians who grasp this idea early have an opportunity to be thought leaders, and countries that adopt it early have an opportunity to gain a competitive advantage in the global contest for FDI attraction.

Point is: Ever since Edward Snowden pillaged the NSA, the world has come to grasp that no organization is sacred — or fully secured.

You can almost grasp the frustration of the Spartan king.

The key lies in understanding one basic idea: although we tend to think of things as stable because that makes them easier to grasp, every situation that ever arises actually results from interactions between sets of constantly shifting, interweaving worlds.

There are few things more frustrating than working for a leader that has little grasp of the facts, or reality surrounding a decision.

But interest and a firm grasp of realities on the ground are two different things.

It's also a good way to illustrate that money is a finite resource — an idea that can be tougher to grasp when you're swiping a credit or debit card.

«Really,» a half - hour marriage comedy from «Super Troopers» director Jay Chandrasekhar, revolves around four hard - charging suburban Chicago couples trying to grasp on - to their dwindling youth.

During a recent Reddit AMA, the 44 - year - old original PayPal mafia member revealed that he tracked how long he sleeps — six to six - and - a-half hours, on average — with his phone, a device never far from his workaholic grasp.

Companies are often struggling to grasp what digital marketing is and how to best take advantage of it.

Additionally, research your product reviews, ask for customer feedback directly, survey your clients, perform keyword research within your market, and analyze your customers through social listening to have a stronger grasp of their typical personas.

The Goldman team never seemed to fully grasp Wired's business proposition, two high - level Wired sources contend, and continually changed its mind about how to frame the road - show presentation, leaving the Wired team feeling whipsawed.

Then you can begin to grasp the potential of blockchain technology.

Okay, it may not qualify as big data yet, but tools are cropping up left and right to help companies grasp where they should focus their content marketing to get the most bang for their buck.

Company leaders pursuing frontier markets require a thorough grasp of their politics and business environments.

I might grasp the difference between, say, client - side and server - side rendering, but not what's involved in building one versus the other.

This is the easy grasp of how things lay in space that allows a chess master to win or a surgeon to perform near miracles.

Keeping your mouth shut is typically a really hard concept for a salesperson to grasp.

When AI is able to grasp key emotions — like anger, fear, happiness, desire and love — it's better suited to listen, learn and understand.

That way, you get a full grasp of your daily tasks and can better understand who to reach out to for advice.

Thus the smartest pitchers — and the smartest evaluators of pitching talent — grasp that a pitch's placement can enhance or detract from on - paper velocity.

If you're going to pitch the sharks, he said, make sure you have a firm grasp on your financial figures.

At the venerable Software Publishers Association, Burnstein's own product, Negotiator Pro, had been lost in the crowd, and it had eluded the grasp of software retailers and distributors.

But unlike the 2011 rout, sparked by the eurozone debt crisis, the sudden collapse of global equities markets that began last week is all about China — which makes it all the more unnerving since few have a good grasp on how the world's most important emerging economy actually works.

The source of all HR managers» stress headaches, unfiltered uncle bosses have no grasp on the line that separates acceptable behavior from the suggestive variety.