Sentence examples for good enough to consider from inspiring English sources

At 13, she started ballet late, a devoted student never quite good enough to consider a career.

Those with an N810 may find the quality of Internet calls good enough to consider ditching their landlines.

And we were like, 'Damn, what we have now?'" He was a talented baseball player, good enough to consider a professional career, but at 17, he was caught in the crossfire of a barrio gun-battle and shot twice.

And I'm sure they can't go home after training and sit in a sunny garden, sipping a nice glass of chilled rosé … As a girl, I was very into sport – although never good enough to consider it as a career.

Ryan Moore was riding winners for fun again, while Frankie Dettori kick-started his second Royal Ascot half-century, but it was one of the less sung members of the weighing room, Graham Lee, who stole the big show, the Gold Cup, aboard a horse who until recently was not even considered good enough to take part.

While many studies have found the environmental and socio-economic impacts of producing bioenergy on arable land not good enough to be considered sustainable, others consider it still as one of the most effective direct emission reduction and fossil fuel replacement measures.

If they guy is good enough to be considered for the Dutch squad shouldn't he be considered for the seleção?

Hampton and Leiter are both good pitchers, both good enough to be considered No. 1 in the Mets' rotation.

Again, the act, however construed, does not mean that ordinary posters are not good enough to be considered within its scope.

"There's any number of good violinists, but how many people are good enough to be considered to conduct the Philharmonic?" he says.

That doesn't mean you're going to win it, but at least be good enough to be considered the favorite every year.