Sentence examples for contemplated fitting from inspiring English sources
The Britannia received a fair amount of attention in both the popular press and the British House of Commons, especially when it was revealed that BOAC had contemplated fitting Rolls-Royce Tynes to their fleet of Douglas DC-7s as an interim measure until the Britannia was cleared for service.
For confirmation one need look no further than the character of the Prince of Denmark, whose soul-searching 20 generations of teenagers have studied and contemplated, and who fits the above description to a T. Erik Honda San Francisco.
Considering Cassandra, he said the name he chose was "fitting for someone contemplating a long term in prison".
From a general perspective, absolute fit and incremental fit indices were contemplated.
Which meant, in turn, the essential contradiction of this administration's sales pitch endured: The justification for war being invoked is simply too broad to fit the means and ends being contemplated.
"I think anytime you're doing something new that the cities haven't contemplated before, there always seems to be gray area on where you fit in in the regulatory environment," VanderZanden said.
As Cournia contemplated returning to her home nation, she researched how her subfield of computer-aided drug design would fit in with the strategic initiatives of Greek institutions.
During the march, Xenophon contemplated the skill of training a horse in warfare and the best way to ensure it remained healthy and fit to survive many years on the road.
Another terminological move was to substitute 'perpetrator' for 'offender' to fit better with security/counter-terrorist literature and the inability to find a more specific term: 'hostile reconnaisseur' was contemplated, but not for long).
"There's no question there would be strong demand on television for a game on Christmas Day but that's not reason enough on its own for us to contemplate it – it needs to fit into the bigger picture".
