Sentence examples for fit in terms of from inspiring English sources

So how does colonialism fit in terms of the European story today?

I felt like I was never going to quite fit in terms of following rules.

We must find the right fit in terms of communication and always stay open-minded.

But a marketing professional would probably explain the improved fit in terms of distribution economies or manufacturing synergies.

You need only a court, and a pretty close fit in terms of tennis, and... nothing else!

Prof David Paton, an economist at Nottingham University Business School, told the Telegraph: "It does potentially fit in terms of timing.

The process resulted in a reduction of measurement noise and an optimal fit, in terms of the positioning of measurement devices.

The experimental data showed a very good fit in terms of Henry's law constant except for H2 PC and CO PC binaries.

"There are going to be public hearings, and the City Council will offer whatever direction they see fit in terms of whether the annexation should go forward," he said.

The pair are a good fit in terms of products and geographies, and bulking up would help them cut costs as they try to compete with mobile market leader Sweden's Ericsson and low-cost powerhouse China's Huawei.

Lastly the SRMR indicates the goodness-of-fit in terms of covariance residuals, which should approximate zero.