Sentence examples for fit changing from inspiring English sources
It changed in the 1970s to fit changing cultural mores.
None of which changes the fact that A&E needs to be reorganised to fit changing times and needs.
PMQs used to be so gentle a century ago, as I once explored here, but has evolved to fit changing times.
Like other Stoke potteries, the company began producing bone china, bringing in new designs to fit changing tastes, from curly chinoiserie to elegant pure white with smart gold rims for regency breakfast sets.
The status of the Pacific as Australia's backyard has long since dissipated – Australia's aid program has been contorted to fit changing domestic politics, our economy can't match growing regional powers and our strategic orientation remains transfixed by the distant spectre of militant Islamism.
They don't think of alternatives that better fit changing times.
This supports the idea that health promotion programmes should be developed and continually revised in close collaboration with teachers in order to meet the needs of students and teachers and to ensure that the programme fits changing socio-political contexts (e.g. national dietary guidelines or changes in the educational system).
By Ferguson Foulk and E. B. White The New Yorker, February 8 , 1936P. 11 Letter by Thomas Ferguson, published in the F.P.A. column, pointing out that there is nothing sacred about constitutions, and that they are useful only if changed frequently to fit the changing needs of the people.
And they would wear them many times afterwards, altering them over the years to fit in with fashion, or to fit a changing figure".
The Bee Gees were hardly the first band in history to change their musical style to fit with changing times, nor the first to wear faintly daft clothes while doing so.
