Sentence examples for challenges fit from inspiring English sources

Such challenges fit into a broader landscape strewn, experts said, with narrow readings of statutory language and broad principles of election law.

When faced with challenges, a manager should identify how these challenges fit within the context of growing their business and creating a stronger organizational structure.

Ms. Sunshine said that social service organizations looking for space in residential and commercial buildings could face challenges fitting in.

It has its scandals, it has its challenges fitting into a 21st century world where a lot of me-first values of different generations clash with the distinctive beauty of cricket.

While we did have had some challenges fitting our legal and accounting systems into theirs, it has worked well and saved us about 50 percent on our cost of administrative services.

While all the big (former) investment banks face real challenges fitting their business models to a post-Dodd-Frank, Volcker rule world, at least Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs do not have to face that challenge with the millstone of seemingly never-ending mortgage litigation around their necks, too.

This challenge fit with his personality.

Right now it is a challenge fitting their three dogs into an Acura MDX.

Mercedes engineers clearly had a challenge fitting the mandatory array of gadgets -- automatic climate control, navigation system, CD changer and, yes, cup holders -- onto a military-spec dashboard.

The notion that there's some "right" choice for every life challenge fits neatly into the control-freak mind-set of our current moment.

Dundee boss Paul Hartley is challenging fit-again forward Phil Roberts to prove he is a key player for the club over the festive fixtures.