Sentence examples for as being fit from inspiring English sources

He compares marriage to communism, in that it's "an ideology that's been dreamed up by someone as being fit for human beings without them having any knowledge of what the human animal is actually like, what it needs, what it can and can't do".

The reason is that the men of law – not all but most – still have problems seeing women as being fit for these roles.

"But the intense anxiety that triggered his suicide was caused by his recent assessment by the Department for Work and Pensions (benefits agency) as being fit for work, and his view of the likely consequences of that".

Careful double-blind reports like this evolved very properly for evaluating the safety of drugs, but I can't see them as being fit for purpose to take a measured look at an evolving technology like telehealth.

According to the coroner, Mary Hassell, "the intense anxiety which triggered his suicide was caused by his recent assessment by the DWP as being fit for work and his view of the likely consequences of that".

A year later, Sky was only passed by Ofcom as being fit and proper to hold a communications licence on the basis that there was not full Murdoch ownership and control.

They have, as is fitting for the land of hymns and arias, set Biggar's goal-kicking technique to music.

A-Line skirts are flattering to slender frames, as are fitted blouses, and capri pants.

During the day, several German SS men were lured to workshops on a variety of pretexts, such as being fitted for new boots or expensive clothes.

All comparisons were made with a Spearman rank correlation, as well as being fitted to a linear model.

As is fitting in an inquiry into taste, Vanderbilt starts with food.