Sentence examples for enough to master from inspiring English sources

A man disciplined enough to master ballroom moves gained a mating advantage.

In other words, if they're smart enough to master such sophisticated test prep, they deserve a 6.

She was a clever, talented girl but neither clever nor talented enough to master the French court.

That could make a difference for skaters who must train aggressively enough to master moves but not aggressively enough to hurt themselves.

Directors should also put in more time: five or six days a year is not enough to master a labyrinthine balance-sheet.Ultimately, however, the tone on risk is set in the corner office.

Those behind Kalq say eight hours of practice is enough to master its use, which is far less than the 20-30 hours to get you up to speed on touch-typing with ten fingers on a Qwerty.

That's definitely enough time to master the cha-cha.

This is one of those rare economics books that you could read in bed.To be recognised as someone who truly knows their economics, it is not enough simply to master abstract theories.

Besides, he added, he has spent enough time trying to master the art of his craft.

They need to be selected for their competence rather than their seniority, and then kept in their jobs long enough for them to master the intricacies of their ministries.

In that sense Jones has become ambidextrous, considered among the best — at guard, then tackle, and now center — without what others would consider enough sufficient time to master the intricacies.