Sentences with phrase «point within the grasp»

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It is the defence why the gap is this big, else it wud hav been within 10 points or so, which wud hav meant title is within grasps....

So a top - half finish is very much within our grasp with a good run before the end of the campaign, hopefully beginning with a victory at Sunderland this weekend, who themselves look pretty much doomed, and trail a safety position by 10 points.

New Chandra images of Sagittarius A * (Sgr A *), which is located about 26,000 light - years from Earth, indicate that less than 1 percent of the gas initially within Sgr A *'s gravitational grasp ever reaches the point of no return, also called the event horizon.

As I was reviewing the pricing to determine how best to maximize the points and miles I'd earn, I realized I didn't have a grasp on the partnerships within the car rental industry.

Earning 100,000 ThankYou Points is within your grasp but what would you do with all those points once you earnedPoints is within your grasp but what would you do with all those points once you earnedpoints once you earned them?

They were so close to the Bridge Plaza rendezvous point, and their goal was within their grasp: beating the North Team to the spot.

They merely point to the multitudes of unlabelled people who have grasped within the last year or two that something is wrong.»

Yet it's not even a controversial fact that «that the old left - right divisions no longer make sense» — in fact, Orwell (a socialist, but no communist, Marxist, or Trotskyist) said as early as 1940 in «The Lion and the Unicorn'that Left and Right ``... merely point to the existence of multitudes of unlabelled people who have grasped within the last year or two that something is wrong».

Our understanding in 1979 may not by itself have implied a call to action at that point, but we'd already suffered through the 1973 oil embargo, knew that U.S. strategic and economic fortunes were tied to a resource we could not necessarily control, knew of other reasons to switch (pollution, ultimate limits to fossil fuel availability, etc.), and knew that other technologies were seemingly within our grasp.