Sentence examples for enough mastery from inspiring English sources

Schwalbé achieved enough mastery to be able to win the Scheveningen competition in the Netherlands in 1948 by playing one of his own fiddles.

There was a time when I'd achieved just enough mastery of the Spanish language that I could decently interview a patient who spoke Spanish, and comfortably guide her through her birth experience and hospital stay.

Morris who agreed that they didn't show enough technical mastery".

Appropriately enough, that means "mastery".

There are not enough teachers with mastery of STEM content.

Given that the MS undergraduates heard a lecture on the PCR and gel electrophoresis techniques and still performed significantly lower on those questions than HS undergraduates on the posttest, we can argue that exposure to the material in the lecture and personal studying was not enough to allow mastery of those concepts at the same level as the HS undergraduates.

Spin magazine's Jason Gubbels praised her eclectic music and versatile singing, which he credited for "springing finely placed surprises on listeners lulled into reverie, navigating tricky spots just effortlessly enough to mask her mastery".

But even that may not be enough, thanks to Iran's mastery of smart concrete.UHPC is based like its quotidian cousins on sand and cement.

Mr. Smith's mastery is reason enough to listen; he extracts a beautiful sound from his lute and plays it with an improvisatory flair and a wealth of nuance.

In a speech to business leaders on Thursday he said: "Around the world Clubcard is more famous than Tesco… but not enough companies are showing a mastery of data".

The game of Go is similar to chess, and is particularly suited to individuals interested in how a simple game can prove fascinating enough to inspire one to mastery.