Sentence examples for developing enough from inspiring English sources

The Rangers have consistently had problems developing enough pitching to support their prolific offense.

He started playing baseball as a catcher, in time developing enough strength to throw out runners without leaving his crouch.

Wenger had often been criticised in the past for not developing enough homegrown players, but feels the latest crop of talent will be in it for the long term.

After developing enough of a reputation as a poet to be invited to the MacDowell Colony, Heyward began work on a novel inspired by a notice in The Charleston News and Courier about Samuel Smalls, a crippled beggar who had tried to shoot his lover.

A3 Iran Seeks to Defy Outsiders Iran's Parliament has passed a nonbinding resolution insisting that the government resume developing enough nuclear fuel to produce a substantial amount of electricity, defying the American and European demand for a halt in all nuclear activity because they contend Iran seeks to build a nuclear bomb.

Many industry insiders said they still expected the existing portal companies to merge with each other or be acquired by companies like AOL Time Warner, which could absorb losses while developing enough proprietary content to try switching to a fee-based service.

The entire field is pushed forward by new developments in science, and the 'customer imagination' is not developed enough to demand new kinds of services.

"Kids physically aren't developed enough.

It developed enough mojo to spawn its own television show.

People said the characters weren't developed enough.

In Smith's words: 'UCB [the South African Board] think that because someone is developed enough to play at Test level, he's developed enough.