It is sufficient that it be satisfied for any surface.
It is sufficient that it is the consequence.
It is sufficient that you have your car serviced to the manufacturers' requirements.
The contrast in such in-focus images is sufficient that one can readily see individual streptavidin tetramer molecules.
This rate is sufficient that the reactor will readily fit inside the positive reservoir of a flow battery.
Now, some people may argue that the risk around that election is sufficient that it will affect economic fundamentals and it should be taken into account.
However, it does not matter if such a set is complicated: it is sufficient that it should possess a well-defined generalization of length.
For our purposes, it is sufficient that a weapon meets the criteria of intentionality and harm, although cyberweapons present at least two additional challenges to definition and conceptualization.
For purposes of fair use analysis, the Court holds, it is sufficient that the entire article containing the quotes eroded the serialization market potential of Mr. Ford's work.
It is sufficient that, if even temporarily, he engaged in the work of preparing, presenting, and prosecuting a claim for a pension.
It is sufficient that the statute itself be constitutional and that the use of the language comes within its prohibition.' 268 U.S. 652, 670, 45 S.Ct.
