Sentence examples for master the necessary from inspiring English sources

That, in turn, will require high-quality professional development programs that help teachers master the necessary classroom skills.

Although health officials have held exercises to prepare for pandemics and outbreaks caused by bioterrorism, they have yet to master the necessary communications skills.

All she would have to do is master the necessary machinery, a task that has proved easier to envision than to execute.

Today we shall paint, for Nate is a true artist trained in the eight-hour day to master the necessary and not the strung-out martyrs of El Greco or the brooding landscapes of an awful century.

Weihenmayer, 44, has come to the white-water center to train with Robert Raker, a friend and a paddling coach, and to master the necessary techniques to navigate a small plastic boat over a moving mountain of white water.

To counter the skeptics -- and master the necessary building skills -- I studied the skimpy literature available in the United States (Carlton Hollander's long-out-of-print book, "How to Build a Sauna," Sterling Publishing, 1978, was particularly helpful), grilled sauna builders and capped my education with a visit to the mother country, where my great-grandmother was born.

If my kids got A's or B's, I got a pretty good sense that they were mastering the necessary skills.

They have not yet trained the people or mastered the necessary skills, and Russia's considerable engineering industry, also largely inherited from Soviet times, is not yet prepared to produce the specialized equipment needed for Arctic offshore operations.

When he is hired as a firefighter, the other members of the outfit see him as physically and mentally unfit (they give him the nickname "Donut"), but Donut masters the necessary tough physical discipline and the book studies and becomes an integral part of the unit.

After learning and mastering the necessary skills to be a dog groomer's assistant, Jessica's self-esteem grew.

It has said it has developed and would launch a missile that can strike the mainland United States but officials and experts believe it is some time away from mastering the necessary technology, including miniaturizing a nuclear warhead.