Sentence examples for certainly suffice from inspiring English sources

As it stands, the evening of July 11 will certainly suffice as the high point of his first summer in New York.

But the last word should go to Artusi: "Passion, care, and precision of method will certainly suffice... I, after all, cannot presume to have reached the acme of perfection".

Grouse tend to be a tad expensive at the beginning of the season so, if you like, half a bird would certainly suffice, especially if you were to serve it as part of this four-course supper, as I've suggested.

While the Merkel formula will almost certainly suffice to win another election, not everyone is convinced that it provides the answers for the challenges of the next four years.

Since, as noted above, all that is required to meet the (tertiary) value problem is to show that knowledge is generally distinctively valuable, this claim would almost certainly suffice for Greco's purposes.

The directions here are very basic, but will certainly suffice for beginners.

The resulting emotional intensity adds greatly to the more conventional strengths of the well-organized Obama campaign, and it has certainly sufficed to overcome the formidable initial advantages of Senator Hillary Clinton.

"If you could ring the sky like a bell," singer Jonathan Meiburg chants stentorianly, "even such a sound would never suffice". Certainly nothing seems to suffice on Palo Santo: its songs have the strident, portentous, overblown quality of prog rock at its most excessive.

But given the players and huge characters at LA, only a huge name would suffice, and Arena is certainly that in US soccer.

"Suffice to say, we're certainly looking very carefully at it".

Levy doesn't like to share his age but suffice to say he has certainly earned the right to retire.