1.   Oxford, its chorus of critics says, seems to have a poor grasp of how much it costs to deliver the care it is promising.

2.   She has a poor grasp of size, time and numbers.

3.   Some of the actual student answers shown to reporters Friday illustrated a strikingly poor grasp of English grammar.

4.   Defense lawyers depicted John as an overly generous man with a poor grasp of his financial affairs.

5.   During the High Court hearing, lawyers for PricewaterhouseCoopers and Reid depicted the star as a free spender with a poor grasp of his personal finances.

6.   He is distrusted by the business community because of his perceived poor grasp of economics.

7.   Lawyers for PricewaterhouseCoopers and Reid depicted John as a free spender with a poor grasp of his personal finances.