Sentence examples for experience fits from inspiring English sources
But like other social movements, its experience fits a historical pattern of political policing being deployed against sectors of society that most resist the interests of the market.
The Eastern European experience fits less well into Schama's picture of Jewish history, which emphasizes the ways Jews sought to belong that is, to belong in Christian society.
In that sense, the 24-year-old Lin, a 6-foot-3-inch point guard with all of 64 games of N.B.A. experience, fits right in.
Learn more about their process, how the experience fits in with their work at Yale, and the key aspects of their approach in The Guardian's Sustainable Business Series.
The recent American experience fits the theory's predictions rather well: the wages of skilled workers and profits to capital have risen, while unskilled workers' wages have failed to keep pace, leading to a widening gap between rich and poor.
In Rochester, Lt. James B. Root promoted his "crack company" with the gamut of promises: His experience fits him for the position; and those wishing to enter a branch of service where picket duty and carrying a heavy knapsack is unknown, had better call upon him.
I emerged at the end of the experience fitter, fatter, better-read and able to sleep.
According to another online research firm, comScore Networks, L.L. Bean's experience fit the industry's pattern.
He didn't see how his experience fit into some bigger story, he said.
On the Interstate, aside from tire noise, the car offered an experience fit for a king.
Joanna Grossman, a professor of law and associate dean at Hofstra Law School, said Ms. Stewart was invited "because her experience fit the theme of the conference".
