In all, then, Lekic and the trustees concluded, only two million dollars of the trust's principal would suffice to cover all of Trouble's needs.
Marcin Mostowski (1991) showed that in fact L* does not suffice to cover Δ12; cf. Krynicki & Mostowski (1995: 217).
A corporation defaults, if cash flows after tax do not suffice to cover debt redemption plus interest.
Computer simulation results show that a fourth-order algorithm will suffice to cover a wide tracking range exceeding half the carrier spacing while producing results with good accuracy.
The cash flows' probability distribution (f(x)) is independent of the legal form and (x) may or may not suffice to cover the firm's liabilities.
Moreover, RFID tags report about neighbouring devices using high power levels, thus few readers suffice to cover large indoor spaces.
Specifically, the research team discussed whether the selected items would suffice to cover all aspects of the construct being measured.
In smaller defects, local soft tissue and skin might suffice to cover the defect by various flap techniques.
Thus, because of the complex biochemical behavior of amyloid oligomers, a single control peptide may not suffice to cover all possible unspecific effects.
Certainly, the question must be raised of whether the simple addition of uncertainty factors to a no-observed-adverse-effect levels in the risk assessment context would suffice to cover the toxicity produced by these sequential treatments.
