He could sufficiently disfigure Gingrich to survive Florida.
This credible threat could sufficiently frighten Syria away from Iran and towards more natural allies in the Arab League.
"No one could sufficiently push back against Achilles, so he and Bruno could do what they wanted," one former trader said.
Not even the presence in the starting lineup of forward Didier Drogba, wearing a cast on his broken right arm, could sufficiently inspire Ivory Coast on Sunday.
Mr. Clinton wanted to hear by then from Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel and the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, whether they could sufficiently bridge the differences to warrant coming to Washington themselves, the negotiators said.
At the time, some questioned whether he could sufficiently carry out his duties when he seemed to favor Christianity over other religions, a favoritism prohibited by the First Amendment.
"This raises the possibility that the weight of the dropped tank could sufficiently strain the hoses and fittings to cause separation and fuel leaks between those components," the report said.
"This raises the possibility that the weight of the dropped tank could sufficiently strain the hoses and fittings to cause separation and fuel leaks between those components," it continued.
Mr Hunt said: "News Corporation says that it wishes me to consider undertakings in lieu which it contends could sufficiently alleviate the concerns I have, such that I should accept the undertakings instead of making a reference".
The greatest challenge for these American envoys appeared to be whether the American entry could sufficiently reduce the level of violence to meet the condition that Mr. Sharon has insisted on: seven days of calm before any talks on returning to the negotiating table could resume.
"It is difficult to accept that anyone who was born or grew up here, let alone those from the striving middle class, could sufficiently despise this country to be engaged in a plot to wreak havoc upon the institutions and leaders of the democracy," wrote Christie Blatchford, a columnist for the Globe and Mail.
