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In one sense, of course, there is more than enough knowledge available for everyone to have a sufficiency.

"They are really being asked a legal question about the sufficiency of evidence," he said.

Walker's problems have nothing to do with money, of which there is a sufficiency.

They were made so that there might be a sufficiency of air in the chest.

The sufficiency of the staffing for these programs has also been called into question.

What they appreciate right now is the step toward self sufficiency.

There's a sufficiency now, but probably within 8 to 10 years, we're going to start seeing a shortage.

"Well, you look in your sufficiency sufficiently beautiful to me."

From my experience the difficult part is to establish financial self sufficiency.

Trap gave the creature a sufficiency of attention and turned away.

Yes, but at too great a price for our economy and far beyond the limits of reasonable sufficiency.

The farm works to maintain a level of self sufficiency.

After 25 years of elected politics that is an adequate sufficiency, I think.

A new security and a new sufficiency had made it possible to break away.

But for now, even I had had a sufficiency of pain.

They might have been exciting, however, if we had chosen to drink a sufficiency of them.

The principles are based on concepts such as efficiency and sufficiency.

The evil is insufficiency for everything, the good the sufficiency.

When appropriate, statistical methods may be used to establish sufficiency.

I have had a great sufficiency of alien interference in a perfectly good war.

System and sufficiency of transportation were all that were needed.

Then he and his men, with a sufficiency of cord, began to fly it high overhead.

"We have a sufficiency," Lee said, more calmly than he felt.

She could feel a sufficiency of oil sloshing in the reservoir.

The proof of sufficiency is a bit more involved.