But can it do well enough to last him these last three weeks?
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I want to do well enough that Donald Trump sends me crazy tweets.
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And relative to its demographics, Sanders simply didn't do well enough to catch Clinton.
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"If they don't do well enough to continue, they're going to have trouble," he said.
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But all it wants is to do well enough to hold off the Brexit Party.
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Of 22019 black pupils who start school just one can expect to do well enough to study engineering.
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This poses the risk that the SPD will not do well enough to make it into government again.
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And I wouldn't be shocked to see another candidate do well enough to jump into the A-list.
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South Korea, sadly, didn't do well enough throughout the tournament's first round to move on, even though they beat Germany.
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The United States needs to do well enough to finish in third place in its regional conference, known as CONCACAF.
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"To be honest, we did not do well enough in some areas and we need to do better," Hu said.
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Kasich and Cruz together should do well enough in the states ahead to prevent Trump from getting a majority of delegates.
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To remain a viable candidate, he will also need to do well enough in states Sanders currently leads to receive delegates.
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Parents want a certain amount of conformity in their children, and they want all of their children to do well enough.
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After Mr. Rubio's robotic performance in the last debate, there's reason to wonder whether he'll do well enough to clear the field.
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That year, your stocks do well enough that you now have 10% more money, making your new ratio 43% stocks, 40% bonds.
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Bloomberg didn't even do well enough to accomplish that — as Biden swept most of the states on Tuesday, including delegate-rich Texas.
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But Trump qua Trump is unchecked not because Democrats didn't do well enough on Election Day, but because Trump wasn't running for reelection.
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Polls have suggested for months that she would do well enough to secure one of the two second-round places at voting next April.
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Yet it is also possible that no candidate of the establishment will do well enough in the early states to rise above the others.
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Agents fund these training programs, hoping players do well enough to get drafted, sign a pro contract, and pay the agent back through commissions.
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Vice President Pence said Thursday that Republicans plan to give repealing and replacing ObamaCare another try if they do well enough in November's elections.
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On its own, the economy, while clearly slowing, is doing well enough and will probably continue to do well enough with minimal fine tuning.
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Spike used to work for the mob and Jet is a former cop, but they're old friends and do well enough to get by.
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Based on the success of Taco Bell's OG Nacho Fries, we're guessing these test menu items will do well enough to eventually be released nationwide.
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Vice President Pence said Thursday that Republicans plan to give another try to repealing and replacing ObamaCare if they do well enough in November's elections.
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While such a Republican Party eventually might have a harder time winning national elections, it can do well enough in Congress to block Democratic legislation.
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If that city by the Ohio River was to be his Elba, he made do well enough, going 14-3 in his first year there.
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Democrats look certain to pick up several seats — whether they'll do well enough to regain the majority could come down to a few close races.
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Less is expected of Mr. Kasich, though he has to do well enough to be able to credibly advance to more friendly Northern and Midwestern states.
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Only Washington has a sizable number of delegates, and Clinton should do well enough in many of those states, preventing Sanders from really cutting into her lead.
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If he can do well enough in that count, and Kasich can win Ohio, that gives both of them a chance to keep battling Trump for months.
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"We did not do well enough in our initial response to the tragedy ... tonight I want to reiterate my apology to you directly," said council leader Elizabeth Campbell.
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Mr. Sanders, despite his success in Indiana this week, has effectively lost the Democratic nomination, and for a familiar reason: He didn't do well enough among black voters.
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She is still polling far behind Cuomo, but she might do well enough to ruin his dreams of a presidential bid — or even defeat him in the process.
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The manifesto (his term) starts with a list of problems—stuff that computers just can't do or can't do well enough: So, how do we actually solve these things?
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While official revenue numbers have yet to be made public and a number of return attempts still hang in the balance, Fallout 76 will likely do well enough for Bethesda.
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Rubio would finish third in Iowa — and would do well enough to surprise many of the pundits who'd dismissed him as an also-ran behind Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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She had by that time been deprived of any plausible path to the nomination and was never going to do well enough on Super Tuesday to forge a new one.
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Picking these guys up isn't a sure thing, but they'll do well enough to get you some points and save you some dollars so you can spend more money on studs.
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If he continues to do well enough to maintain front-runner status through Super Tuesday, on March 3, he may have a slightly easier map for the rest of the primary season.
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And while it looks like both Trump and Clinton will have good nights, it remains to be seen whether they can do well enough to knock their rivals back on their heels.
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"She's studying for her O levels, and hopes to do well enough to get a good job, like me," Mohanatharsini told us, referring to the exam students take in the 10th grade.
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But the initiative also raises difficult questions about whether, without significant preparation, low-income students will do well enough on the SAT to get into colleges where they are likely to succeed.
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Bloomberg didn't do well enough to seriously spoil anything for Biden, but he did pick up dribs and drabs of delegates here and there that Biden would almost certainly have otherwise won.
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Rubio simply has to do well enough on Super Tuesday to maintain the appearance of being a bona fide challenger to Donald Trump in the eyes of his GOP backers and wealthy benefactors.
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He must do well enough to stay alive and to at least consider whether it makes sense to move on to South Carolina, which rescued his brother George W. Bush's campaign in 2000.
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Moser did do well enough to keep her campaign alive, though, and this divisive feud among national factions of Democrats will get another two and a half month of airtime as a result.
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The visit comes ahead of the a G20 summit in July and the German federal elections in September, which early polls suggest she is poised to do well enough in to form a new coalition government.
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If Hillary Clinton wins, taxes on the elite will at minimum stay at this level, and may even go up significantly if Democrats do well enough in congressional races to enable her to pass new legislation.
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In the past, rich Kenyans tended to send their children to private primary schools, in the expectation that they would do well enough to get a place in a national school and thus a free, rigorous secondary education.
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We're left with candidates fighting to do well enough in early polls to get into the debates and then to win 30 percent of the vote in Iowa and New Hampshire, which can launch them toward the nomination.
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But ultimately, "The Nutcracker and the Four Realms" is a family holiday movie that will do well enough for now; it probably won't linger in your memory long enough to make it until the next inevitable adaptation comes around.
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The idea is to improve the party's data and infrastructure, focus on key districts where demographic change is making them more favorable, and then try to do well enough in the 22016 cycle to get some more favorable districts drawn up.
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Although some Labour moderates privately hoped that a cataclysmic defeat would sweep him away, now it looks as if the party will do well enough to maintain its uneasy status quo, and Mr. Corbyn and his proto-Marxist program will survive.
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"I've made it clear that my flag is planted in New Hampshire, and I need to do well enough in the primary next week to have the momentum and the money to go into South Carolina, Nevada and Super Tuesday," Bennet said.
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With an uncapped note, you are often creating an incentive for an investor to hope you do well enough that you are going to win in the future, but maybe have some struggles and raise at a relatively low valuation next time.
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Young also pointed out that The dynamic that seems in play now is you have black candidates who attract the business community and white voters in Northwest and then do well enough among black and Latino voters elsewhere to win the Democratic primary.
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Biden is hoping to do well enough in Nevada to stay alive until South Carolina, where his strength with black voters might give him a new lease on political life and keep him alive until Super Tuesday on March 3 and beyond.
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In this case, it's possible Labour will do well enough to form some sort of alliance with the Scottish National Party (likely for the price of another Scottish independence referendum), or to at least get the votes of some other pro-Remain parties.
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John Darnielle sings with a dulcet lucidity that's almost angelic, the melodies chime in, and although I assume I'm missing some references, the lyrics do well enough by goth music and lifestyle from a "We Do It Different on the West Coast" perspective.
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But the path is the same one that her campaign had always seen: Do well enough in Iowa, which is next door to her home state of Minnesota, and then in New Hampshire to be one of the final two or three candidates standing.
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The problem for anyone in Trump's administration tasked with managing the border is that you will never do well enough in his eyes; it's the issue he ran on and cares deeply about but also has totally unrealistic expectations of what can be done there. 5.
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But hope springs eternal in the 2020 cycle, and Buttigieg has already made several trips to Iowa — a state where he's hoping South Bend style and retail politics will play well, letting him do well enough to get attention and spark a positive cycle of momentum.
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But he seemed to do well enough to possibly win on Tuesday in what would represent his first victory of the 2016 race, erasing the pain from a loss in the Iowa caucus last week, where he finished second to Cruz and just ahead of the surging Rubio.
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There are other candidates too, and I guess I have to write about them and you have to read about them, so here we go: John Kasich continues to do well enough in the polls to earn a spot on the main stage, though he's mostly focused on New Hampshire.
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With President François Hollande of the governing Socialist Party lagging badly in the polls and the main center-right party wounded by internal problems, Ms. Le Pen is widely expected to do well enough in the initial round of presidential voting next spring to make it to the final round against a candidate from one of the mainstream parties.
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His recent polling has shown that 85 percent of Democrats rank perceived ability to beat Trump as a top concern, a number that has spiked 40 points or so since the impeachment drama got underway in September These aides don't disguise their hope that Warren will do well enough to serve as a foil but not so well that she is the prohibitive favorite by March 20003.
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Ascham St Vincent's School was an English preparatory school for boys at Eastbourne, East Sussex. Like other preparatory schools, its purpose was to train pupils to do well enough in the examinations (usually taken around the age of 13) to gain admission to leading "public schools" (as private secondary schools are known in England).
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He quickly erased any doubts about keeping his card by winning the first event of the season, the Freedom 55 Financial Open, in June. McCoy didn't do well enough to earn a Web.com Tour card, but he was medalist at the 2017 Q School, making him fully exempt on the Web.com Tour for 2018.
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On June 21–23, 2019, Shirai competed at the 2019 All-Japan Apparatus Championships in Takasaki, Japan, hoping he would do well enough to secure a spot on the Japanese national team, and compete at the 2019 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany. It was ultimately not meant to be his year though.
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The "core writings" and various notes were put together in a logical fashion by various editors. The main editor was Gilbert L. Johnson. Johnson along with Linda Lee, Dan Inosanto and other students of Bruce Lee helped him understand Jeet Kune Do well enough to editorialize and organize Lee's material into text. The book is dedicated to: The Free, Creative Martial Artist.
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Through early adulthood, Moore continued with piano while establishing a successful career in the restaurant and wine industries. He hoped to do well enough to retire from business and pursue music. A series of poor business decisions, compounded by the national economic crisis in the late 1990s, resulted in Moore losing everything. Facing this crisis brought clarity and a new direction.
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He attributes the introduction of this 'terrible' meter to Thomas Wyatt (p. 224). In a more extended analysis (pp. 231–2), he comments: > The medial break in the alexandrine, though it may do well enough in French, > becomes intolerable in a language with such a tyrannous stress-accent as > ours: the line struts. The fourteener has a much pleasanter movement, but a > totally different one: the line dances a jig.
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They are transported to the orbiting school ship PRS James Randolph for further training. Burke eventually either resigns or is asked to leave, and goes into the merchant service, but the remainder do well enough to be assigned to working Patrol ships. Dodson, Jarman and Jensen ship out on the Aes Triplex. Their first real mission is to help search for a missing research vessel, the Pathfinder, in the Asteroid Belt.
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Finishing in a surprise third place was American Scott Autrey who defeated Finland's Ilka Teromaa and Sweden's rising star Jan Andersson in a runoff to claim the final place on the podium. Before the meeting, Autrey had been expected to do well enough to qualify for the World Final, but wasn't expected to claim a podium finish. Ole Olsen would later go on to win his third World title at Wembley.
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In 2005 he played on the U.S.-based PGA Tour, but he did not do well enough to retain his card. He has featured in the top 50 of the Official World Golf Ranking. Price has made one appearance in the Ryder Cup, playing for the winning European team of 2002. He beat Phil Mickelson in the final day's singles to secure an invaluable point and an historic victory.
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Reynolds & Hearn. p.123 The show did not do well enough on ABC and was syndicated midway through its run, which effectively ensured that no second series would be made. The Baron's car was a silver Jensen CV-8 Mk II with the registration BAR 1. Unlike the Volvo driven by Simon Templar, the exclusivity of the car meant the series did not generate the same sales boost as The Saint had done for Volvo.
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His mother lived in the US, and Bledman attributes his athletic success to wanting to do well enough to qualify for the national team and earn a visa. He was recruited by Gunness Persad, who became his coach, at Pleasantville Senior Comprehensive sportsday. His first international competition was the 2005 World Youth Championships, where he won an individual bronze. His athletics idol is Hasely Crawford who won the 100 m at the 1976 Olympics for Trinidad and Tobago.
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In situations where humans leave an area, domesticated animals left behind have the opportunity to 'escape' into the wild. Cattle have been domesticated since the neolithic era, but can do well enough on open range for months or even years with little or no supervision. Their ancestors, the aurochs, were quite fierce, on par with the modern Cape buffalo. Modern cattle, especially those raised on open range, are generally more docile, but when threatened can display aggression.
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Eventually, he managed to do well enough to become a scholarship recipient of the National Infocomm Scholarship, which provided for his university education. He made the Dean's List for both years that he was in Singapore Management University and graduated with a BSc (IS Management) summa cum laude, from Singapore Management University, and winning the Monetary Authority of Singapore Academic Excellence Award. He also graduated with a MSc (IS Management) summa cum laude from Carnegie Mellon University.
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Tao competed for Singapore at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. In the women's 100 metres butterfly she reached the semifinals held on 28 July, but with a time of 58.18 seconds did not do well enough to join the eight swimmers who advanced to the finals with times below 58 seconds. The next day, in the women's 100 metres backstroke, she bettered her national record with a time of 1 minute 1.6 seconds but did not advance beyond the heats, ranking 26th out of 45 swimmers.; ; ; ; .
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During the game, the player takes on the role of Mari Kousaka, who was just hired as a DJ. There is then a choice of three out of four guests to interview: Aya Isokawa, a comedian (played by voice actress Aya Hisakawa); Nanacy Hiruma, an eccentric artist; Miyu Enjoji, and Kururi Shibasaki. Do well enough throughout these interviews by picking from multiple choice dialogues, and go on to interview superstar Natsumi Kawai. The ultimate goal is to convince her to sing a jingle for Mari's radio show.
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Although the Liberal party was not expecting to overturn such a large Labour majority, they hoped to do well enough in the by-election to help encourage the party in the rest of the country. Lloyd George ensured that the Liberal's campaign was sufficiently funded through the 'Lloyd George Fund'. Janner campaigned in opposition to the government's policy on Palestine. On 20 October 1930, the Labour government's Passfield white paper was issued, which proposed the introduction of severe restrictions on Jewish immigration to Palestine.
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She married Mutyala Satyanand in 1940, after moving to New Zealand. Satyanand attended Sacred Heart College in Auckland, and then undertook the medical intermediate course at the University of Otago in Dunedin. He was not successful in gaining entry to the medical school and later said "in reality I did not do well enough ... (but) ... Looking back over that year, I remembered that one of the things I had really enjoyed was the debating and forum meetings involving students." So instead he turned to law studies, working part-time as a law clerk in Auckland.
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In his final year of competition in middle school, Yuuta placed 85th out of 89 people in the Hokkaido regional tournament. Since he was never even able to get to the second jump at regionals, he was nicknamed "regional dropout". His father would occasionally beat him in anger and disappointment and once threatened to kill him if he didn't do well enough. He envied Nono for her talent but he also felt guilty because it was due to his lack of talent that Nono felt compelled to quit ski jumping.
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After another poor year on the PGA Tour, he took a hiatus until earning his PGA Tour card for 1995 through qualifying school. He did not do well enough to retain his card but did record his best finish on the PGA Tour of his career, finishing in a tie for fourth at the Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic. He took another hiatus from Tour and rejoined the Nationwide Tour in 1999 where he recorded five top-10 finishes. He played on the Nationwide Tour again in 2000, his last season on Tour.
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Early in his career, Wi played all over the world, competing on the European, Asian and Japanese tours. He had most success on the Asian Tour where he finished second on the money list in 2001, just behind Thongchai Jaidee, having won three times during the season. Wi earned his place on the PGA Tour for 2005 when he successfully negotiated all three stages of the 2004 qualifying school. However, he did not do well enough in his rookie season to retain his card, and went back to play on the Asian Tour in 2006, finishing 4th on the money list.
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And there was a good chance she might do well enough to join the Chinese national team.. However, they decided to do so after she was deemed too short for the Chinese National team. Since her parents were not earning much, they faced much difficulty paying for Tao's swim training. Tao's English was not as good as other students her age, she joined a Primary 5 class in Queenstown Primary School though she was three years older than her classmates. She found things tough-going.. However, she worked hard and took extra language lessons, and now converses fluently in English.
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He did better on tour in 1993, making 11 of 24 cuts and recording a top-10 finish, but did not do well enough to retain his tour card. He also played a few tournaments on the Nationwide Tour in 1993 and picked up his first professional victory at the Nike Panama City Beach Classic. He played on the Nationwide Tour full-time in 1994 and picked up his second professional victory at the Nike Tour Championship. In 1995 he also played full-time on the Nationwide Tour and picked up his third victory at the Nike Ozarks Open.
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In contrast 60 percent of all Hauptschulen in Berlin, 68.8 percent of Hauptschulen in Hamburg and 95.7 percent of all Hauptschulen that existed in Bremen must be called "problem schools". (Berlin and Hamburg have abolished the Hauptschule since then.) The graduation certificate is the Hauptschulabschluss, which like the assignment to other types high schools is less valuable than the Realschulabschluss or university- bound Abitur. Furthermore, persons holding a Hauptschulabschluss may go to night school in order to earn their Realschulabschluss or Abitur. However, in some States of Germany students that do well enough in Hauptschule receive the Mittlere Reife.
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If she can do well enough to gain the attention of a sponsor, it would lift her and her friends out of the near-poverty in which they live. As the Pipeline competition gets closer, Anne Marie struggles to keep her young sister Penny from running wild, and also tries to deal with her own personal issues. At work at the hotel, Anne Marie catches the eye of Matt Tollman (Matthew Davis), a National Football League quarterback who is in Hawaii for the Pro Bowl (it is hinted that he plays for the Minnesota Vikings). Matt is instantly attracted to the surfer.
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As a child he got into a lot of trouble, frequently getting into fights and defying those in authority positions above him, including his parents. In addition to the trouble he got into, he also had difficulty in school but managed to do well enough to continue his education. As a young boy, he found an interest in horses and became a good rider, winning a horse race when he was only six. When he was a teenager he ran away from home but was found by his father, several weeks later, tending to some prize horses in a distant town.
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Those granted certificates of Hauptschulabschluss or Realschulabschluss can gain a specialized Fachhochschulreife or an Abitur if they graduate from a Berufsschule and then attend Berufsoberschule or graduate from a Fachoberschule. However, the Abitur is not the only path to university studies, as some universities set up their own entrance examinations. Students who successfully passed a "Begabtenprüfung" ("test of aptitude") are also eligible. Students from other countries who hold a high school leaving certificate that is not counted as being equivalent to the Abitur (such as the American high school diploma) and who do well enough on the ACT or SAT test, may also enter German universities.
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In 1956, he was left out in mid-season, a move that probably cost the County the championship.Cricketer Winter Annual 1956 Nonetheless, it was a surprise to see Tattersall and Malcolm Hilton dropped at the beginning of 1959, for the leg-spinner Tommy Greenhough. Although Tattersall was recalled at the beginning of the 1960 season, he did not do well enough to keep his place after May. He and Hilton, however, were rewarded for their service to the county in the 1950s, with a remarkably productive joint benefit with Hilton in a Roses match at Old Trafford that was watched by over seventy four thousand spectators, with 34,000 on the first day alone.
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Across the Atlantic, on London's West End, the awards-driven clustering of openings is less of a problem because the two major awards for those productions, the Olivier Awards and the Evening Standard Theatre Awards, are given out six months apart. The Broadway League, one of the two organizations that sponsors the Tonys, has considered moving the eligibility date back to the end of the calendar year to encourage more openings in the summer. But that is considered unlikely because the awards telecast does not typically do well enough in the ratings to be likely to be shown during February, a sweeps month on American television. Apple Computer used similar baiting techniques to promote "1984," an iconic Super Bowl commercial.
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Dutchess Manor is a restaurant located along NY 9D in the Town of Fishkill, New York, United States, between the city of Beacon and Breakneck Ridge. It is one of the most distinctive Hudson Valley buildings in the Second Empire architectural style, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. Francis Timoney, an Irish immigrant, built the house in 1889 of bricks his three yards had made from clay found along the east bank of the Hudson River just below it. The nearby New York Central Water Level Route gave him and the other brickmakers in the area easy access to New York City and other area markets, allowing him to do well enough to build the estate.
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Lancashire was still at Cambridge in 1881 but though he played a few more matches for the university cricket team he did not do well enough to win a second Blue. After leaving Cambridge, Lancashire continued to play county cricket fairly regularly for the next half dozen years without ever making much of an impact: in 1886, for example, he played in 19 first-class matches, all but one of them for the Lancashire county team, but he averaged only 10.03 with the bat and his highest score that year was just 49. In 1884, he scored 119 for Lancashire in a non-first-class game against Cheshire. But his highest first-class score was an innings of 76 against MCC in 1885, when he was left undefeated when Lancashire won the match by eight wickets.
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Steve Chia at the Singapore Democratic Alliance rally in Choa Chu Kang Park during the hustings for the 2006 general election. An NCMP from 2001, he did not do well enough at the polls to be elected to Parliament or remain an NCMP. In November 2002, NCMP Steve Chia supported a motion by the Minister for Education stating that "this House ... (1) supports the new JC [junior college] curriculum which will better develop thinking, communication and other process skills and engage students in greater breadth of learning; and (2) endorses greater diversity and opening of new pathways in JC/Upper Secondary education to cater to the different strengths and interests of students." He suggested that there should be a focus on "creative spontaneity", expressing the view that the education system in 2002 was one that focused on churning out a production line of workers, managers and instruction takers.
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