suffice

In fact, the people of just one nation will suffice.

Very few words will suffice for all I have to say about the family itself.

My hand would have to suffice until I got hold of the real thing!

The words were not much, but they would have to suffice.

But under federal law, he said, a single visit would suffice.

Suffice it to say, we are a doing a job.

A good game would suffice, although time is clearly running out.

That should more than suffice our space programs needs for many years.

"But perhaps you could come up with something that will suffice."

Maybe being who I was born to be will suffice.

Thus, 10 hours a year, or less than one hour a month, would suffice.

"Mother would have been the first to tell you that no one teacher will suffice."

That might suffice for a few good years, but the longer you live, the less chance your money will last.

Suffice it to say that a lot has happened since then.

Suffice it to say they did not leave in that position.

Suffice it to say, the new water system has been built.

Yet it is just as possible that form alone does not suffice.

A simple answer of yes or no to that question will suffice.

If it was not, no amount of time would suffice.

Suffice it to say that you are part of a research team.

As for the music, to do it justice, a book might not suffice.

Suffice it to say she had a child's face on a woman's body.

There's a lot I want to know, but just that one thing will suffice for tonight.

Suffice it to say that I am older than 35.

For me, that would actually suffice as a Commission position.