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91. This did not suffice, but the national mood had changed.

92. Firstly, do not prescribe antibiotics if a non-antibiotic topical preparation will suffice.

93. In these circumstances licence conditions, a grid code and other technical rules may not suffice to keep the system stable.

94. For the moment, suffice it to say that I take a skeptical view of the structural analyses offered.

95. No registration is required, and even a mere oral agreement would suffice at law.

96. Only a concrete, political challenge of this nature would suffice to explain Herod's anxiety.

97. Suffice it that without leisure there is no liberty.

98. A working LFS system would suffice.

99. Here a single example will suffice.

100. Suffice it to say that the gun was his.

101. One meat a day won't suffice a growing boy.

102. A single base might in principle suffice for computation.

103. Recognize backward difference does not mean that suffice.

104. A verbal message will suffice.

105. Suffice it to say that he subsequently asserted that no one else had ever gone to such extremes of self-mortification.

106. As a general rule, avoid using a more complex data structure where a simpler one will suffice.

107. Mobile front - bucket loaders often suffice for handling and retrieving rock in a-frame structures.

108. Simply to acquiesce in skepticism can never suffice to overcome the restlessness of reason.

109. Suffice it to say that the following responses of some umbelliferous plants have been observed.

110. Instead she has purchased a fake-fur lined coat mimicking sealskin. This will suffice to keep her warm and not hold the pain therein.

111. Suffice to say, it was more than a couple of years ago!

112. This picture could probably suffice for non - Hodgkin's lymphomatous hepatic disease as well.

113. Mobile front-bucket loaders often suffice for handling and retrieving rock in A-frame structures.

114. Economists also speculate that Portugal could get some kind of stand-by facility, which would suffice to calm markets, but which may never be actually used by Lisbon.

115. Suffice it to say, I have never seen such odd acts with a ketchup bottle.

116. To those honoured with your friendship this will by itself suffice to recall all the ennobling associations connected with your sex.

117. This only will suffice for we cannot plumb the depths of the distortion complexes which infect your peoples.

118. Will this nimbleness and enthusiasm suffice to wire up the roughly 3 m homes without fast broadband? Sentencedict.com

119. In the reverse case, when the soloist has fully mastered tempo, technique and musical expression, it is conceivable that an accompanist able to put in a level of only 80% might suffice.

120. Likewise, if most of the software development will be in a scripting or procedural language, traditional methods may well suffice.