Sentence examples for generally suffice from inspiring English sources
Our results on AEP and TTCF processing and presentation in vitro allowed us to propose that a small number of 'unlocking' cleavages by a single protease might generally suffice to generate a substrate for class II MHC capture [59].
Where a dam is founded on solid rock, a simple downward projection of concrete into the rock will generally suffice to cut off seepage and eliminate uplift pressures.
He had an image as a heavy drinker, but in reality a couple of pints, some decent pipe tobacco and the chance to hold court with other cricket lovers would generally suffice.
Long prismatic, acicular, or fibrous crystal habit, Mohs hardness between 5 and 6, and two directions of cleavage intersecting at approximately 56° and 124° generally suffice to identify amphiboles in hand specimens.
But the methods of the microscope and laboratory do not suffice to do so — whereas, again, they do generally suffice, given even trial and error and a large enough sample size, to refute the arguments of witch doctors and pseudoscience-spouting gurus.
A phone would generally suffice.
The confusion is not helped by the fact that the Ottoman bureaucrats who carried out every census in the region before the 20th century did not see the need to differentiate between regional identities – "Christian Slavs" generally sufficed.
A 50 mg test dosage, therefore, generally sufficed.
As the literature shows, it generally suffices to assume a small and inertial responsiveness of the chosen instrument(s) to deviations in the debt ratio (see Bohn 1998).
And if you're looking for a friend's recommendation to put you over the top, Foursquare has enough traction now to generally suffices, even if the active user base (those checking in and writing tips) is small.
It generally suffices to write the (Java or Python) code for the Map and Reduce phases of the processing, compile it and send it to the nodes of the cloud infrastructure.
