Sentences with phrase «to get a grip on»

But we need to get a grip on reality: We are the bad guys of the sexual revolution.

My purpose in writing this celiac and grain free eBook was to help the many people struggling with body issues that they just can not get a grip on.

I'm still getting a grip on how awesome VR is, so once that wears off maybe I'll look into some rumours.

While a range of tools and strategies can help us deal with specific causes of information overload, good time management is the key to really getting a grip on the problem.

You had better get a grip on that if it is not too late.

When you just can't seem to get a grip on life, you read.

Individual, couples, or family therapy can be an incredibly effective tool in getting a grip on substance abuse or addiction.

If we show up in every match we can actually get a grip on this title race.

«Government must get a grip on teacher retention and we expect it to set out a targeted, measurable plan to support struggling schools as a matter of urgency,» she said.

He has a launch date of a few months out and he's trying to get a grip on everything he should be doing.

They never gave themselves a fighting chance of getting a grip on the game here — and were fortunate it did not cost them dear for the second weekend in a row.

He says it's essential that councils get a grip on pay to ensure a fair deal for the taxpayers in their counties and in their districts.

All the experts are now telling the Government to get a grip on staffing levels.

Getting a grip on greenhouse gases is daunting but doable.

Check out our list of top designer baby clothes, so your little one can get a grip on high fashion and quality material.

We believe that getting a grip on technology should be fundamental in the early years, as important for young minds as reading and writing.

This helps to get a grip on expenses, encouraging competition amongst driver skill rather than wallet size.

Get a grip on messy data and information flows, and get things done on time!

She is the go - to person if you are trying to get a grip on DIY public relations or looking to hand it off your business or book publicity.

The first hurdle, and one that some find too intimidating to ever quite get past, is getting a grip on investing jargon.

The government really needs to get a grip on crime.

You need to independently get a grip on each of the dots so you can see how they connect in the proof.

From how to get a grip on cloud computing and the newest apps, to what to do about an assistant with memory problems, or a secretary who doesn't like you.

Rather than traditional tech companies trying their hardest to get a grip on design, fashion brands are taking it on, and it's resulting in some varied and attractive results.

As one of the biggest and most important expense lines, getting a grip on workforce management is vital.

In the end, you'll know where to start in order to get a grip on parenting a child with ADHD effectively.

Time to stop listening to your book of make believe and get a grip on reality.

Many of these homeowners are trying to get a grip on what options they have to maintain, sell, or transfer ownership of their homes.

If you can begin to get a grip on how your stressors and life patterns feed into your spending, you can find ways to save.

Where good jobs are being lost, because we have a government that will not get a grip on the casino economy.

And when roads get slippery, quattro ® all - wheel drive can help get a grip on the situation.

There will always be disputes, but lets get a grip on fear mongering.

I predict Parete, a wrestler, will get a grip on things right soon even if election bitterness lingers.

Tweezers are a useful tool for getting a grip on hard - to - grab objects, like a tiny splinter or an icky tick.

The insurer Cigna will spend about $ 52 billion to acquire the nation's biggest pharmacy benefit manager, Express Scripts, the latest in a string of proposed tie - ups as health care's bill payers attempt to get a grip on rising costs.

Jenkin called for «far less fudging and obscuring the issues» as well as getting a grip on immigration from the EU and cutting taxes.

The areas in MGS3 are so huge it's sometimes hard for me to get a grip on where enemies are!

Taylor manages to bring out plenty of insinuating textures in the characters to keep the audience intrigued, but he never quite gets a grip on the Hitchcockian elements of this story about identity and life expectations.

Freight workers warn of prospect of permanent gridlock unless UK government quickly gets a grip on Brexit.

As Britain's energy black hole grows larger, has anyone in government got a grip on what we're doing about it?

China is trying to get a grip on markets.

He spent more than $ 40,000 on drugs, ruined his marriage and twice enrolled in treatment programs before getting a grip on his addiction.

The department branded «not fit for purpose» under predecessors including Charles Clarke and John Reid remained relatively quiet during the coalition years, despite May failing to get a grip on immigration, rows over the extent of internet snooping powers, criticism of proposed counter-extremism measures and worry over her commitment to protecting human rights legislation.

GETTING A GRIP ON GRAVITY Einstein's general theory of relativity explains gravity as a distortion of space (or more precisely, spacetime) caused by the presence of matter or energy.

The main takeaway from our discussions, as my colleagues and I write in our new Global insights piece Getting a Grip on FX: We generally see FX as a portfolio risk that needs careful assessment and management, rather than as an opportunity to generate additional returns.