Sentence examples for sufficed with from inspiring English sources

"As long as Milan was able to notice that to sign me, I'm sufficed with that".

Most observers – including Everton's manager Howard Kendall and Reid himself – thought a caution would have sufficed, with Reid not necessarily in full control of the ball.

Simply imagine the kind of charges the Nazis would bring against their defeated enemies: most likely, they would have not sufficed with indicting the allies for the firebombing of German and Japanese cities; they might also have charged then with protecting Jews or with miscegenation, and perhaps punished them severely for these charges.

Others have sufficed with only one or two of the sonatas.

He sufficed with playing defense, defending secularism from the standpoint that it maintained civil peace and gave religion back its spirituality.

Great poverty encouraged a subsistence approach to food and by the mid-19th century the vast majority of the population sufficed with a diet of potatoes and milk.

"Twenty minutes out on the lawn does not suffice, with a designated seating for traveling journalists".

Investigators suspect fentanyl because the victims needed several doses of an antidote, Naloxone, where one or two will usually suffice with heroin.

"Hey presto, pure MBM commentary goodness!" "Having to suffice with the minute-by-minute report while selling the odd book now and again, I cannot judge the pompous, self-indulgent commentary on the telly," writes Shawn Wathen from behind the counter at Chapter One Book Store.

Other biopic subjects dissatisfied with their portrayals have had to suffice with mild grumblings to interviewers.

Prices range from about $600 into the several thousands of dollars, but most people can suffice with sub-$1500 models.