Sentence examples for a difficult fit to from inspiring English sources

Neither were too boxy nor too clubby-tight — a difficult fit to find.

Include the Maid of Honor and maybe one more bridesmaid (particularly if you have somebody who is going to be a difficult fit), but leave everybody else out of it until it's a fait accompli.

Art has always been a difficult fit with school because making new art does not conform to objective criteria that schools can readily test and evaluate.

Politically, Adams had always been a difficult fit.

Van Gundy's all-business style would be a difficult fit for the schmooze scene of the All-Star Game.

"I know it seems like a difficult fit, culturally, because we are, after all, the nerds that we are," Gregory Smirin, the company's chief operating officer, said when he stopped by the Ptolemy Room to speak with me.

And his reputation as being intellectually abrasive and combative might make him a difficult fit for an Obama staff built around no-thrills unity.

If the transient is buried in the noise, we determine the end of clear transient and the depth of investigation is defined as the depth corresponding to the transient response time at which response data become difficult to fit to a theoretical curve because of scatter caused by noise (Abd Allah et al. 2013a).

However these models can be difficult to fit to data.

Mr. Obama found the Hill a difficult place to fit in, and it was not always clear that he wanted to.

Barclays expects, as the dust settles, the world to return to an environment in which equities and government bonds are negatively correlated; it favours equities over bonds in the near term.But it is a difficult jigsaw to fit together.