Sentence examples for skilled enough for from inspiring English sources

Slim Shady is silly enough for teeny-boppers to like, skilled enough for rap purists to embrace and offensive enough for parents to hate.

She also said -- and she covered her face in embarrassment when saying it -- that she didn't think most teachers were skilled enough for this constructivist pedagogy, in which teachers act as coaches to help children "construct" their own understanding.

A report by the National Transportation Safety Board blamed pilot error for the crash, saying Mr. Kennedy, who had been flying for 15 months, was not skilled enough for low-visibility nighttime flying.

Currin's work is apparently "perverse" enough to be blue chip, but it is also "skilled" enough for Fine Art Connoisseur.

Can the Knicks coax Curry back onto the court for enough meaningful minutes to create the belief that he is young (26) and offensively skilled enough to trade for sometime during his penultimate contract season?

It is possible, of course, that the DraftKings risk team is robust and skilled enough to monitor for simple cases of money laundering like the example here.

If Olympic organizers believe women are skilled enough to test jump for men, ski jumpers say, then they should be allowed to compete as well.

If a crew of pickpockets is like a football squad, then its star quarterback is the "cannon," an honorific generally reserved for pickpockets skilled enough to ply their trade without the help of a team.

The water actually makes the ice smoother and easier to skate on, she said, but for those skilled enough to do maneuvers, it reduces momentum and makes turning difficult.

assaulters can kill practically anything for as long as you are skilled enough, heavies can destroy almost all classes except for guards and lancers.

You are also not taxed a quarter at a time for not being skilled enough, in the manner of old arcade games.