Sentence examples for sufficient command from inspiring English sources

The argument of many Democrats that Mr. Bush lacked sufficient command of issues did not seem to be working either.

"Although Dino was bowled over by her looks, he doubted if she could acquire a sufficient command of English before shooting began".

But García, now 32, can realistically aim for a much longer run if he can maintain sufficient command of his putter.

It would be years before I sat down at the desk with sufficient command of the distinction to control the material, to serve the situation and tell the kind of story I now wanted to tell.

He's pushing the majority government pitch so hard in the election's dying days because he desperately needs sufficient command of the parliament and enough authority over his own restless colleagues to have even a chance of delivering the biggest thing he's promised.

While I did not come back that first year with more than a few phrases, subsequent visits (including a further nine consecutive harvests at the same farm) have given me sufficient command of French to work in a bi-national environment.

It seemed that the appeal of Sharon, around whom the party coalesced, was sufficient to command trust in Kadima.

Paula had an intellectual hunger that was sufficient to command respect among her sometimes more verbally ostentatious and more physically dominant peers.

He himself has written that, "because I insist that what scientists share is not sufficient to command uniform assent about such matters as the choice between competing theories or the distinction between an ordinary anomaly and a crisis-provoking one, I am occasionally accused of glorifying subjectivity and even irrationality".

The new cabinet may struggle to command sufficient support in Congress.

More important, we worried that she would forever see herself as second rate because the name on her diploma didn't command sufficient admiration.