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Discover LudwigThe phrase "already sufficiently" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to emphasize that something is already enough or adequate. Example: The instructions were already sufficiently detailed, but the teacher elaborated further to make sure everyone understood.
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As if it wasn't already sufficiently Indiana Jones, its main axis has 16 doorways.
McCain and Palin are both doing an awful Republican version of Hillary Clinton's already sufficiently awful pointing-and-smiling thing.
Poker was already sufficiently identified with the United States so that Schenck described it as "our national game".
Sceptics might be be forgiven for thinking that the capital's theatre scene is already sufficiently riddled with the friendly fire of US movie stars.
And for me, it unspools too far: a Lynchian tribute that's over-oblique and cranks up a record whose tempo you were already sufficiently tickled by.
"The market is already sufficiently supplied with oil," Rafael Ramírez, the energy minister of Venezuela, told reporters during a conference here.
Are British beaches not already sufficiently challenging without the prospect of bumping into Eric Pickles in a pair of goolie-crushing skimpies?
Perhaps it's time to ignore the framing device and concentrate on the already sufficiently complicated array of characters in Dickens's tale.
Meg and her cohort contemplate its grandiose promises of eternal life, but they can't shake the feeling that their day-to-day existences are already sufficiently challenging.
It is already sufficiently diversified to have delivered its sixth consecutive year of operating margins of 40 percent or more, despite the global financial crisis.
But the rules have become the bane of many Wall Street executives, who argue that their firms are already sufficiently capitalized.
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