Your typical one lobster per person setup might not suffice.
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Youth alone, it seems, does not suffice to change tradition.
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Wrong. Apparently, Dunham's initial denial of the incident did not suffice.
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When existing categories do not suffice, we simply invent new ones.
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This is why temporary patches to immigration policy will not suffice.
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This would not suffice to make it effective to fight coronavirus.
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The Sandy Hook families say a simple apology will not suffice.
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But some lawmakers said a fine would not suffice in punishing Facebook.
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His short skis, he said, would not suffice in deep-powder snow.
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In 2020, two quarters of success against the Americans will not suffice.
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Even a strong endorsement might not suffice to have journalists believe you Even a strong endorsement might not suffice to have journalists believe you While traditional media is getting conservative, a flurry of viral video channels have appeared.
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Secret closed-door testimony, even with a transcript eventually released, will not suffice.
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What is more, break-ups alone will not suffice to tame big tech.
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Continued economic diversification will be important but would not suffice on its own.
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So we must develop a Plan B. Duck and cover will not suffice.
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Portland, Maine, is finding that tourism and the lobster trade will not suffice.
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Should her ranking not suffice again, however, a wild card is not guaranteed.
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Re-training alone will not suffice, and lifelong investment in skills may be required.
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This is how we recognized that people power without political power will not suffice.
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The firm comes into its own when simple contracts of this kind will not suffice.
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And the fact that Trump later deleted this tweet does not suffice as an apology.
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And fantasy scenarios where we get everything — and Iran gives up everything — will not suffice.
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But Democrats should know by now that fact checking this President alone does not suffice.
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That is why responding to the Equifax breach with just credit freezes will not suffice.
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Because the topic is so sensitive, artificial intelligence probably will not suffice, Mr. Reidenberg said.
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While some in Europe have taken a stand against rising anti-Semitism, words will not suffice.
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And still do not suffice to describe how British politics looks in these post-Brexit days.
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High crimes and misdemeanorsFor such a scheme to succeed, however, laundering reputations alone will not suffice.
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Raging against attacks by Mr. Trump and his allies on "the mainstream media" will not suffice.
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Municipalities said the 1 billion euros will not suffice to finance more long-term structural steps.
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He declined indicate which option Israel preferred, but emphasized that one export pipeline would probably not suffice.
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It is beginning to look as though 85033 days will not suffice for restructuring the Chinese economy.
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As these are computer-generated media, visual inspection and the verification process described above will not suffice.
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But, Mr. Dominguez said, federal changes alone would not suffice to save plants like Three Mile Island.
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When control of parliament, the legal system and the media do not suffice, the government has other tools.
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But less than four months before the Iowa caucuses, her competitors have determined that complacency will not suffice.
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Nietzsche wrote that the bright clarity of an image does not suffice because that lucidity conceals something else.
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Conversely, if its first-past-the-post candidates did less well, even 23 or 43 percent may not suffice.
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A free-trade agreement covering only goods, even if it could be negotiated in time, will plainly not suffice.
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Aides suggested different options for "changing the narrative," without seeming to realize that a simple story would not suffice.
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Investors welcomed the planned changes but said home-grown steps alone would not suffice to credibly overhaul VW's corporate culture.
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As the energy sector is faced with environmental pressures there is a recognition that "business as usual" will not suffice.
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Changing numbers in contracts unilaterally will not suffice; "You have to engage all the parties to that agreement," he said.
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Anything less will not suffice as a solution for candidates who will soon be elected on a message of repeal.
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But the FAA controls all U.S. airspace, so permits on a state-by-state basis will not suffice for drone testing.
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It soon became evident that mere repairs would not suffice, but by sticking to the agreement, No Rio earned good will.
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Yet it will not suffice to describe immigration as harmless, violating no one's rights, as if it's merely a neutral act.
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Even if scientists had shown that females were more complex subjects, "it would not suffice as an excuse," said Dr. Pollak.
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Because planet-cooking carbon dioxide lingers in the atmosphere for thousands of years, stabilising emissions will not suffice to hit that target.
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The incident report does not indicate why Edwards needed all those noxious sprays (or why just one fart spray would not suffice).
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This is such a bedrock belief for some evangelicals that little can change it; the claims of mere women do not suffice.
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The host then said that when he was in the military, Obama's documentation would not suffice to get him on a submarine.
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All depend upon the urgency of the singing voice—the cry of the wounded heart, for which speech does not suffice. ♦
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The consensus in both places was that the typical procedure would not suffice in this instance, but who would be the spokesman?
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Obviously, it would not suffice for specialist purposes—I imagine a scientist would have selected a very different list of 100 books.
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That's is a good start but may not suffice for most, Voris said, especially if you start saving for retirement later in life.
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Equal Pay To the Sports Editor: Re "Gentleman's Apology May Not Suffice," March 22: Who should make more, Taylor Swift or Justin Bieber?
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But with temperatures falling to a 40-year low, the usual technique of using straw to keep the animals warm would not suffice.
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Generally, the confusion over a catch in the N.F.L. is a symptom of instant replay, in which a plain eyeball test will not suffice.
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That's is a good start but may not suffice for most savers, Voris said, especially if you start saving for retirement later in life.
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But if you're at all interested in pursuing it as a career, knowing how to take charge and getting shit done does not suffice.
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Also, such clauses may not suffice against an issuer in financial distress seeking to force a restructuring aggressively or delay repayment, said the lawyer.
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Rather, at issue is that the Constitution requires Congress to authorize military action, and the 2001 and 2002 AUMFs do not suffice for this.
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It ruled that customers were therefore lacking crucial information and that the notice in the business customer section of the website did not suffice.
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We can obviously never know (Hernandez died by suicide in 2017), and even if we did, it still would not suffice as an excuse.
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"A stranger's illegal conduct does not suffice to remove the First Amendment shield from speech about a matter of public concern," Justice Stevens wrote.
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The simple explanation that white Americans roiled by free trade and immigration are flocking to the outrightly protectionist and anti-immigration candidate does not suffice.
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At this point, the government's promises to improve job opportunities or to start a drawn-out process to reform the electoral law will not suffice.
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The statement from the National Security Service called on the hostage-takers to lay down their weapons, while noting that negotiations alone might not suffice.
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But Pascal Blanque, who oversees 1.5 trillion euros at Europe's biggest fund manager Amundi, said these levels may not suffice for "a strong positive call".
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In the video, which Mr. Stanley recorded, a school official can be heard telling him that even braiding his son's hair up will not suffice.
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He said that the West lacked objective evidence, and that materials presented by the White Helmets, a Syrian humanitarian group, did not suffice as proof.
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The court also ruled that broadcasting a shortened version of the anthem would not suffice, and it prohibited playing the anthem at "undesirable" or "disgraceful" places.
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On how to tackle offshore firms, Maas said if international pressure did not suffice to end "criminal manipulation", Germany would need to consider further national measures.
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Using feckless UN resolutions which merely "call upon" rogue regimes to refrain from ballistic missile testing — as UN Resolution 2231 did with Iran — will not suffice.
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European Parliament President Antonio Tajani last week repeated his request to Zuckerberg to appear before the assembly, saying that sending a junior executive would not suffice.
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Buildings need to show the flag in the way it was intended, he said; it does not suffice to display it as an object in a gallery.
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But then, you decide that merely exercising the foundational right of democracy will not suffice: you must capture the moment, and share it with your digital peers.
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As the story sat, Dean Baquet, the Times ' executive editor, decided that it would not suffice to report the existence of computer contacts without knowing their purpose.
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In his 1995 testimony, Mr. Dellinger said that a federal statute would not do, meaning that the executive order discussed by Mr. Trump would certainly not suffice.
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Mr. Pai needs to explain why we no longer have to worry about this sort of threat — and "You can trust your cable company" will not suffice.
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But the speaker of parliament, Ali Larijani, said on Thursday the new year budget would not suffice to cover the damages and the government should seek other resources.
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In comments posted online in South Korea, there was speculation that if Hong failed to win gold, her internationally lauded selfie would not suffice in keeping her safe.
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"If we were to stand and scream all our days and our nights, it would not suffice," the Russian Jewish author Joseph Hayim Brenner wrote of the pogrom.
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In a statement Monday, Schumer and other senior Democratic senators said sanctions legislation will not suffice and that Congress must vote on legislation "demanding" Trump reverse course in Syria.
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While signature-based solutions will continue to remain a prevalent form of protection, they do not suffice to deal with the advanced and increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals who threaten organizations.
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Omer Celik, spokesman for the AK Party, said earlier on Sunday that the U.S. State Department and Embassy needed to investigate the issue and an apology would not suffice.
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She considers herself an activist, a radical idealist who believes this country and the rest of the planet are about to totally collapse, and incremental change simply will not suffice.
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"We are looking for significantly more clarity than we currently have from the British negotiating team," Coveney told parliament in Dublin, adding that "constructive ambiguity" from Britain would not suffice.
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The vague declaration follows calls from the European Central Bank last month for euro zone governments to use fiscal policy to boost growth since monetary policy alone will not suffice.
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The vague declaration follows calls from the European Central Bank last month for euro zone governments to use fiscal policy to boost growth since monetary policy alone will not suffice.
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Even for a team that has cruised through much of the season, such a performance may not suffice on Monday when UConn (220-216) meets 2111th-seeded Oregon (23-13).
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To this end, they performed a technique known as a "molecular autopsy," a forensic medicine technique often used in cases of sudden cardiac death where traditional autopsy methods may not suffice.
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The Fourth Circuit majority found that Mr Trump's thin and weakly reasoned national-security justification for restricting travel from the six Muslim countries did not suffice as a good-faith reason.
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Chile, one of Latin America's most developed countries, is relatively well connected in telecoms terms, but existing networks will not suffice for the future, telecoms undersecretary Rodrigo Ramirez said to journalists.
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If his report doesn't exonerate the president, there must be something pretty damning in it about him, even if it might not suffice to prove a crime beyond a reasonable doubt.
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The official indicated a North Korean pledge to stop testing nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles would not suffice if North Korea privately continues to develop its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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"Mere suspicion does not suffice to justify the dissolution of the club," the Interior Ministry said in a statement, adding there was no limit to how long such an investigation might take.
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Some 185 billion roubles will be allocated from the budget's anti-crisis fund and there is also some money left over from last year's budget, but that would not suffice, he said.
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But as private investors' primary motive is profit, tax cuts will not suffice to increase investments in education, research and development, and human capital development, which are necessary for economic growth and employment.
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But that still does not suffice, as these higher-tiered plans have large deductible and coinsurance requirements that force these patients to pay substantial out-of-pocket costs on top of their premiums.
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As the number of satellites on orbit jumps by a factor of 10 in coming years, one can easily imagine that mere tracking and regulation of satellites and space junk will not suffice.
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I am well aware that installing solar panels on every house in Washington — or even in the United States — would not suffice to make a significant dent in the pace of global warming.
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Berlin is worried that the two-year negotiation period will not suffice to conclude a new free trade deal and that would entail "significant" risks for financial markets, a German newspaper reported on Monday.
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"If his report doesn't exonerate the president, there must be something pretty damning in it about him, even if it might not suffice to prove a crime beyond a reasonable doubt," George Conway suggested.
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The 1 billion euros of pledged support will not suffice to finance more long-term structural steps, such as digital tools to improve traffic management, infrastructure for electric cars and public transport expansion, said Landsberg.
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And, if contemporary warnings do not suffice, the French, Russian and Cuban revolutions, among many others, serve as stark reminders of what may be to come if wealth is further concentrated in the United States.
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Needless to say, you need a lot of beer and a lot of metal to quench the thirsts of such a large crowd, and this year, the traditional methods of festival beer distribution will not suffice.
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While these tweets depict opposing opinions on how to deal with fascists, trolls and anti-semitic cyber bullies, they do not suffice to prove that Daniel Keller is either enabling anti-semitic ideas or sympathizes with reactionary networks.
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The mom, of Beech Island, South Carolina, told WRDW that she did her best to shield her son as he relieved himself, but for a Richmond County Sheriff's deputy who watched the incident unfold, her efforts did not suffice.
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To achieve that target, about 9,000 people per day must be saved from or stopped from falling into slavery, and pledging more money alone will not suffice, according to several experts at the annual Global Sustainability Network (GSN) conference.
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In testimony before a House Appropriations subcommittee in April, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said that the system was running out of beds and cautioned that at the current pace of arrivals, available funding would not suffice.
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"The CBO … confirmed that by allowing states to opt out of the Essential Health Benefits, patients would be left with inadequate coverage that will not suffice for patients when they need it most," said Harold Wimmer, CEO of the American Lung Association.
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Bouteflika's latest concession, made last Monday, to not seek reelection and to organize the revision of the constitution was by far the most dramatic, but it does not and will not suffice to end the standoff between the people and the government.
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Although the Social Democrats have not yet named their candidates for ministerial positions, Mr. Woidke emphasized the importance of including someone from the east, while conceding that one minister alone would not suffice to solve the party's problem of weakening support there.
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He was every bit the political patrician New Yorkers remember, referring to his fellow hopefuls as "my associates," calling the debate a "panel" and joking that TurboTax would not suffice for the "thousands of pages" of financial documents he has yet to release.
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Filmed partly by amateurs on a budget that would not suffice as lunch money in today's Hollywood, the movie founded a genre, introducing the zombies who are now synonymous with the apocalypse and ubiquitous in video games, novels, movies and television shows.
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He also believes augmented reality will play a key bridging role — helping students who have cut their undergraduate teeth learning in entirely virtual 3D labs to transition to using real-world lab equipment for post-grad learning (where purely 3D simulations would not suffice).
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"Recent developments have increased the odds, in our view, that a 'mid-cycle adjustment' of the fed funds rate similar to the mid and late 1990s, when the Fed cut rates three times, may not suffice to stabilize growth," Pimco's global economic advisor Joachim Fels wrote in a blog post on its website.
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While less-educated immigrants are no less admirable and hard-working than those who have managed to acquire the skills most prized in our polarized labor market, there is clear evidence that they and their children need more of a helping hand from social programs, and that their descendants are more likely to assimilate downward when that help does not suffice.
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Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, on Wednesday touted the overnight missile strike Tehran launched on Iraqi military bases housing U.S. troops, saying the action amounted to a "slap in the face" to the U.S. Speaking before a packed hall in the city of Qom, Khamenei denounced U.S. actions in the Middle East and warned that military operations would "not suffice" as retaliation for the death of Gen.
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After months of stalled movement on dismantling North Korea's nuclear program, and with indications that the DPRK continues to develop its nuclear and missile capabilities, a post-trip report declaring yet another unsubstantiated significant progress in U.S.-DPRK relations and expressing Washington's confidence in Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization and peace-building — with no credible and verifiable action on North Korea's part to back up this assertion — just would not suffice at this point.
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