Sentence examples for fit at a time from inspiring English sources

I recently had a talk with L. Randolph Lowry III, the president of Lipscomb University, about how students are able to find the right college fit at a time when they're trying to find themselves, too.

Tcheng, JE. "RESPONSE: Enabling the Learning Health System, One FIT at a Time". JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY 70, no.

He's a good fit at a time when this city is drastically changing, presenting city officials with big challenges.

The roommates may have been cast on their ability to fit three-at-a-time in a toddler pool, but they fill characters that could easily be empty stereotypes -- Augie's been Bella's best male friend since college, Cyrus is chronically unemployed -- with enough humanity that their sitcom-y banter about things like a gross mole on Bella's back is fairly amusing.

Just a year earlier, for example, Riordan, about whom I had been hearing stories of very erratic behavior, blew up in a screaming fit at a Times reporter who had been quietly questioning him on his campaign bus, in full view of not only that reporter but another Times reporter, as well as myself.

Among this series's many rare feats is that it often encourages you to root for the predator rather than the prey: fitting at a time when the planet itself seems as vulnerable as a newly hatched penguin.

It puts plenty of irony and a few sweet paradoxes on the wall, which seems only fitting at a time when post-modernism keeps marching boldly through the galleries in the face of repeated obituaries.

In Morecambe and Carnforth, a GP has taken it into local schools to encourage pupils to become fitter at a time of rising concern about child obesity.

The model space is usually too large to explore exhaustively, and the maximum number of polymorphisms fitted at a time must be less than the number of individuals [ 6].

A three-valued growth rate, corresponding to three different bin sizes, allows an accurate fit at all time points and is the model used for this analysis.

"It helps people get fit one step at a time, and to conquer real, very difficult impediments to getting fit," explains Gareth Jones, vice president and European general manager for Fitbit, a company which creates what is known as "wellness" devices.