Sentence examples for master enough from inspiring English sources

The European Union, however, would struggle to master enough support among its member states.China itself faces a delicate balancing act.

Other countries with more cash to spare may aspire to master enough of the new technology to challenge American power locally.

I mastered enough theory to pass my prelim exams, but that was the end.

She has even taken her gavel to China, where she has mastered enough Mandarin to handle auction chants and where she is creating a new channel for Western companies to introduce products into the vast Chinese market.

In their test, a student scores below level two if they haven't really mastered enough maths skills to cope with simple problems, and one might take that as a standard for "relevant and effective learning outcomes".

The answer is intimacy with every nuance of a bike's suspension and weight; an intimacy a handful of players globally are reported to have mastered enough to have aced the game's closing stages.

She spent her early years playing in the backyard of a small house in Reno, Nev., learning American Sign Language from the scientists who adopted her, and by age 5 she had mastered enough signs to capture the world's attention and set off a debate over nonhuman primates' ability to learn human language that continues to this day.

In time we learn that Viktor is a skilled carpenter and a devoted son, but well before this information reaches us, and before he has mastered enough English to tell us so, we understand that he is resourceful and stubborn as well as generous.

Despite many hardships, Dalila herself has mastered enough courage and knowledge to counter the stigma she unfortunately has to face.

The thriving literary society they founded became the victim of its own success when the school's high master decided enough was enough: "Sacks, you're dissolved … you don't exist, you don't exist any more".

But the Pentium was a little too powerful for the chief cloner to master quickly enough to compete with it effectively.