A lump the size of a common nutmeg will be found sufficient to throw down a heavy sediment from a pailful of foul water.
Beat up the mixture well, and should the above proportion of milk not be found sufficient to make it of the proper consistency, a little more should be added.
The yeast is now ready for use; it will keep good for a few weeks, and 1 bottle will be found sufficient for 18 lbs.
They should never be dressed the same day they are killed; but, in cold weather, should hang at least 8 days; if the weather is mild, 4 or 5 days will be found sufficient.
The out-door plays and pastimes of BOYS will generally be found sufficient, and in some cases will even require to be curbed, to prevent fatigue and the overtasking of the young frame.
Should the above proportion of sugar not be found sufficient to suit some tastes, increase the quantity.
Shovels and spades, of the forms usually found upon well-furnished farms, and adapted to its soil, will be found sufficient.
Six yards of French merino, or any other material of that width, will be found sufficient.
As the leather dries, make the pallet hotter; this will generally be found sufficient to produce the required dark lines.
A flat one, and two or three round ones, will be found sufficient.
This will be found sufficient, as the size gives body to the glaire.
The masses of light should be of warm colours, yellow or red, supported by blue or grey in the shadows; a very small proportion of which will generally be found sufficient.
It will generally be found sufficient to preserve this spirit of their laws alone, to which our ideas may be proportioned and accommodated.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "found sufficient" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
