Sentence examples for even suffice from inspiring English sources
A win for England against Slovenia in Port Elizabeth would be enough to take the team to the knockout stages and a draw could even suffice if the other result in the group goes their way.
Depending on how the smaller parties fare, that may even suffice for an absolute majority of seats in parliament, allowing Mrs Merkel to govern without a coalition partner as only Konrad Adenauer, also of the CDU, did in the 1950s.But as of the evening of this election day, September 22nd, other outcomes were still possible.
A win would insure a berth in the World Cup; a tie would likely get it there as well, since it had a better cumulative goal differential than the other teams vying for a spot; a loss might even suffice, if both Honduras and Panama lost or tied their final games.
Would that even suffice if you cannot prove you wrote those notes contemporaneously?
The next tranche of drilling in Alaska will not even suffice to replace the steadily shriveling flow of Prudhoe Bay oil that keeps the Trans Alaska Pipeline going.
Since we may wlog assume that | I | is even, it even suffices to require that s X i ( t + 2 ) = s X i + 2 ( t ) holds for all relevant indices i whenever s X i + 2 ( t ) is coding.
For that, any old reality will suffice, even New York.
No post-Burton/Taylor chauvinist romp will suffice, even when all parts are female.
In some, my permit from back home would suffice, even if getting it required little more than proper adult identification, proof of residency and a smile.
"Unison have suggested that … conceding an extra day's leave could suffice" – even while their own members are fighting for equal holidays, sick pay and pensions.
