Four of five of the gallery's great nonpresidential Stuart portraits would suffice, starting with the inimitable "Mrs. Richard Yates" (which is on view).
In addition, in cell lines being MDM2 Ampl or MDM2 Wt, T778 and U2OS respectively, we found that reduced dose of Methotrexate would suffice when combined with Nutlin-3a.
But the North Korean Football Association had decided, perhaps wisely, that the much smaller Yanggakdo stadium would suffice for an encounter with the Uzbeks.
"Nothing less than the introduction of a new public service to operate alongside, and supplement, the private profession would suffice to deal adequately with the problem of providing proper legal services to a section of the public who went short of them," wrote Michael Zander QC, emeritus professor of law at the LSE, about law centres in 1978.
They calculated the critical mass of a metallic sphere of pure uranium-235, the only fissile isotope found in significant quantity in nature, and found that instead of tons, as everyone had assumed, as little as 1-10 kg would suffice, which would explode with the power of thousands of tons of dynamite.
His presence and negotiating savvy alone, Trump seemed to argue, would suffice in a historic showdown with Kim.
I've been wanting to see the film (practicalities have gotten in the way, but I'll head over in the next few days); and if I hadn't, Kilb's exalted review (he praises the whites of Christopher Doyle's cinematography, "the shrill white of Madrid, the cream white of Seville, the dusty white of Sierra, mixed with gray") would suffice to propel me to it.
Presumably, replacing the entire inner cell mass of an animal blastocyst with hESCs would suffice to make the resulting individual a human being since, in normal human development, the inner cell mass is what goes on to form the fetus.
Rein those proportions in a little bit, more like 1.25 to 2. Where a 42-inch screen would suffice for romantic comedies, go with a 50-incher for maximum in-your-face impact.
