suffice (it) to say

suffice | American Dictionary

suffice
verb[ I ]
 fmlus/səˈfɑɪs/
to be enough:
The problems were of global importance, and only an international effort would suffice to deal with them.

Examples of suffice

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Thus, it suffices to show that any such function d has a linear deflation p above it.
Often it suffices to annotate datatype declarations and type signatures with appropriate size constraints.
In both cases, it suffices to remove from the parent all copy instructions that mention the empty template.
Without entering into a description of all the observations made on these mutant enzymes, it suffices to mention that many different cases were encountered.
By inductive hypothesis it suffices to show that acc r s1,2 s2 k evaluates to true.
Surely, this brief account of belief needs refinement, but it suffices for the present purpose.
Since the latter term is neutral, it suffices to show that all its one-step reducts are strongly computable.
Although this normalization is not innocuous, it suffices for our purposes.
To complete the proof it suffices to show that c contains no rainbow cycles of length 2 (mod 4).
Whether this suffices to make the word 'respectable' is, of course, another matter.
From this one can easily show that it suffices to prove the theorem in the case when itself is finitely generated.
Then g is also almost one-to-one, and it suffices to show that g is a homeomorphism.
Since u1 is upper semicontinuous, it suffices to show that it is locally bounded from below.
However, it suffices to know any superset of these free variables.
To see how the cyclical adjustment of the economy continues, it now suffices to discuss briefly the change in the domestic capital stock.
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