Sentence examples for sufficed for the from inspiring English sources

A single bathroom sufficed for the whole apartment.

But the brave move to drop Hughes after the second Test may have sufficed for the Australian selectors.

That sufficed for the moment, and back down the lane we ran, through the gap, and down the gorge.

Feinstein, concerned that the information in the full report would be too inflammatory, decided that the executive summary sufficed for the time being.

The rib vault provided a skeleton of arches or ribs along the sides of the area and crossing it diagonally; on these the masonry of the vault could be laid; a simple centring sufficed for the ribs.

A full complement of strings, usually two to four on a part, often sufficed for the "full orchestra," in addition to the one to three instruments needed to play and realize the basso continuo.

That will not suffice for the 60-year-old at this stage.

One will probably suffice for the table: rabbits in Germany, it would appear, have enormous livers.

This is my medicine, and nothing less will suffice for the people, for the women, for the children of Congo.

While there are no field guides to dragonflies, the butterfly atlas will have to suffice for the present.

The alliances and coalitions America built in the Cold War no longer suffice for the tasks ahead".