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Related to sufficient: Sufficient statistic, Sufficient cause

a word to the wise is sufficient

Someone who is wise heeds a warning or a piece of advice, even if it is very brief. The shorter phrase, "a word to the wise," is more common. I heard about a terrible traffic jam on the news, so I'm avoiding the highway. A word to the wise is sufficient!
See also: sufficient, wise, word

Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.

There are enough burdens, concerns, and troubles that occur in the present without worrying about those that will or may occur in the future. Don't waste your time and energy worrying about what might go wrong. Just focus on every step of the project as it occurs. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof. In trying to legislate for problems down the line, many of which may never even come to pass, the government is failing those who need help right now. This protest march is thus being held to remind them that sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.
See also: evil, sufficient, unto
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.

Prov. You should not worry about things that might happen in the future.; It is enough to worry about things that are happening today. (Biblical.) Jane: I can't get to sleep; I keep thinking about the interview I have to do tomorrow. Alan: If the interview is tomorrow, worry about it tomorrow. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.
See also: evil, sufficient, thereof, unto

word to the wise (is enough).

 and A word to the wise is sufficient.
Prov. You only have to hint something to wise people in order to get them to understand it.; Wise people do not need long explanations. (Often used to signal that you are hinting something.) John's a pleasant man, but I wouldn't trust him with money. A word to the wise, eh? Donna hinted about Lisa's drinking problem to Lisa's fiancé, hoping that a word to the wise would be enough.
See also: wise, word
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
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  • a word to the wise is enough
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  • a word to the wise
  • word to the wise
  • word to the wise, a
  • Solomon
  • (as) wise as Solomon
  • wise as Solomon
  • sapienti
  • verbum sapienti (sat est)
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If a client has difficulty in selecting assets that will produce sufficient income and appreciation to allow the TPT to meet its payment obligations, he or she can discount the sales price.
The courts will have to continue examining each fact pattern on a case -by-case basis in order for attorneys to render an opinion as to whether sufficient evidence is available for a successful litigation.
To be able to remove the extruder screws, the base frame must either be moved backwards a sufficient distance, or if space is limited, swung to the side out of the way.
In structuring captive transactions, it may take a combination of some or all of the strategies discussed above, plus others more fully discussed below, for management to agree that sufficient reasons exist to move forward.
Ideally, work should provide sufficient income to support us and our families at least in decent comfort.
The committee found that banks did not obtain sufficient financial information to allow for a full assessment of how much and what types of risk had been assumed by large HLIs.
The first Guideline provision states that ownership of real or tangible personal property in the taxing state is sufficient to create "physical presence" and, therefore, "substantial nexus." In general, courts have held that ownership of real or tangible personal property consistently located or maintained within the taxing state is sufficient to create "substantial nexus." For instance, in National Geographic Society v.
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Do we ever have sufficient reason to embrace a particular moral or scientific belief considering that this belief will probably retain its plausibility only for so long?
and other nations had been sufficient to keep Mexico's economic emergency from deepening.
Cosmic rays pierce Earth's atmosphere with sufficient energy to leave a cascade of charged particles in their wake.