Sentence examples for enough to experiment from inspiring English sources

A cook bold enough to experiment will discover a surprisingly seductive herb.

In the meantime, as rehearsals began, he still felt young enough to experiment; he welcomed the chance "South Pacific" offered to "open a new channel".

Robert and his friends are old enough to view themselves as on the wrong side of that gap but young enough to experiment with pot.

Meanwhile, the combination of Cyprus's relatively huge banking sector and the fact that it is perhaps small enough to experiment with make it a special case.

He figured if you were adventurous enough to move west, you were adventurous enough to experiment and explore new foods — even if you needed a little encouragement.

If your bathroom visitors are nervy enough to experiment, have them rub a Go Smile ampul over their teeth, bury their mouths in the crown and push the button.

"I didn't feel like we were given enough credit by our label, or enough freedom to experiment and explore and grow".

"This was an experiment in economics on an economy that was small enough to be experimented on by a federation," says Mr Hourican, "If it fails, the damage to the economy is extreme but the damage to the EU is not.

And I make sure I've got people on board, and I give them enough freedom to experiment, but always make sure that I'm guiding them.

Still, the board granted concessions to the restaurant industry, which had complained vehemently that it was not being given enough time to experiment with new ingredients and recipes that would preserve or improve the taste of their food.

This means that even if land trading were to be liberalised, many peasants (or migrants with rural hukou) still could not cash in fully.Pu Yongjian of Chongqing University laments that the central government has failed to give the municipality enough leeway to experiment.