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sufficient

[suh-fish-uhnt] / səˈfɪʃ ənt /


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The TRA added that it considered the publication of the adverse findings it had made was "sufficient to send an appropriate message to the teacher as to the standards of behaviour that are not acceptable".

From BBC

To obtain these 30-year licences, companies must first explore a designated area and demonstrate that sufficient resources exist for commercial exploitation.

From Barron's

Adding to the bill are her two growing teenage boys - "one is 6ft 2in and towers over me now" - for whom the cheaper and smaller dishes on the children's menu are no longer sufficient.

From BBC

"We used to have more than a dozen people in our team. Now I reckon maybe four to five people are sufficient," the veteran seller from Xi'an said.

From Barron's

The company said the money would be fully available to service debt maturities, reassuring investors that it has sufficient liquidity at hand.

From The Wall Street Journal