1.   But two dissenting members declared that the majority had failed to grasp the complexity of what Norwegian Jews had faced.

2.   Hartford School Superintendent Dr. Eddie Davis suggested that Education Alternatives had not grasped the complexity of public school districts, where money is always in demand.

3.   In the world of computers, asking that question means you do not grasp the complexity of the problem.

4.   Newman is a fast learner with the experience to quickly grasp the complexities of Bankers Trust, people who worked with him in Washington say.

5.   Rhoades said many leave grasping the complexity of the issue.

6.   This indicates that he had enough confidence in his audience to be able to grasp the complexities of the economic situation.