basic grasp in a sentence

1. I have some basic grasp of the idea.
2. It found 60 percent of high school seniors lack even a basic grasp of the pre-MTV world.
3. The other part, they say, is that few have more than a basic grasp of the project.
4. *Cavann That is a clear personal attack on Esoglou stating he does not have the most basic grasp.
5. Investors need a basic grasp of finance and a strategy they'll use to interpret data and make final decisions.
6. It's difficult to find basic grasp in a sentence.
7. Nursery school aims to stimulate the minds of very young children and promote their socialisation and development of a basic grasp of language and number.
8. I have some basic grasp of PHP and MySQL, enough to have made a couple of changes, but I'm not so hot.
9. All that you have shown is that for a self styled " expert " on politics you seem to lack a basic grasp of basic concepts.
10. Hector / Sam, with only a very basic grasp of the featured language, comes to stay with his pen pal, Bridget / Sacha / Sascha / Lola.
11. The British government said Thursday it will test foreign clerics wanting to immigrate to Britain to ensure they have a basic grasp of English before they are allowed to preach here.
12. People are reading books about Islam, learning about women's literacy movements, getting at least a basic grasp of the problems of many nations that were merely names before.
13. From what I understand, Hinduism is the only " new " religion to get acquainted with ( Christianity and Islam and Buddhism I've got a basic grasp of ).
14. In the short term, common sense and a basic grasp of English grammar are likely to be more than sufficient . talk ) 06 : 09, 7 May 2009 ( UTC)
15. Look at any paragraph and think how you might relay the same info in less words and detail and eliminate anything which you think might affect the reader getting a basic grasp of what is being said.
16. *Comment : It is interesting that people like Esoglou, who does not even have the most basic grasp about the difference between sexual orientation and sexual preference, are so heavily editing an article relevant to homosexuality.
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