be sufficient

We yearn to help, to provide support, to offer comfort; but what verbal or texted response can possibly be sufficient in the face of such devastating loss?

US President Donald Trump has so far avoided committing to such support, instead arguing that the presence of American workers in Ukraine as part of a potential minerals deal, would be sufficient to deter Russia from further invading Ukraine.

Even if those requests are granted, that would not be sufficient for it to begin offering policies to new customers seeking property insurance, it said in the letter.

The authors add that it would likely become harder for a;; U.S. citizens to collect benefits now that a birth certificate would no longer be sufficient to prove American citizenship, writing that “local government will functionally have no way to verify citizenship for a large majority of eligible residents.”

The secretary of state concluded a prohibition order was not "proportionate or in the public interest" and the publication of findings "would be sufficient" to send a message to the teacher as to the standards of acceptable behaviour.