Sentence examples for suffice from inspiring English sources
The word 'suffice' is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when you are trying to express that something is enough or that something is sufficient for a certain purpose. For example, "The ingredients for the dish should suffice for two servings.".
If I were manager Jim Leyland I would see this latest incident as a warning, and make sure my top man was as close to 100% as possible before heading into an October where only a World Series title will suffice.
Suffice to say, the British were somewhat taken aback when they were attacked in the 1990s by French prime minister Edith Cresson, among others, for "social dumping" because they had not signed up to the social chapter at Maastricht.
Suffice to say, I shall be voting for freedom.
Plenty of column inches have already been devoted to Django Unchained on this site, so suffice it to say the movie still looks like it will kick ass based on what Quentin Tarantino brought to Comic-Con's venerable Hall H on 14 July.
Suffice to say, Celtic have enjoyed every minute, unwilling as they are to admit as much in public.
Suffice to say that this is a caricature, a stereotype myth which has been popularised by the press and television, and which unites one and all against the horror strolling down the prom at a seaside resort replete with leather jacket, motor bike, and Nazi helmet.
The term "deaf mute" is also outdated and offensive; "deaf", where relevant, will suffice.
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