Sentence examples for fit the changing from inspiring English sources
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.
Canapés can be adapted to fit the changing season.
New products should be priced and repriced over their life cycle to fit the changing competitive environment.
Over time, the service provided is adapted to fit the changing needs of that child, or that investor, and the improving skills of the social worker or banker.
Another point of disagreement is over whether rules negotiated 20 years ago should be interpreted dynamically to fit the changing context.
She hoped to galvanize progressives while hedging enough on gun policy to fit the changing electorate better than her ultraconservative opponent, Greg Abbott.
Finally, in sub iv), we use a different model to fit the data, changing Fixed Effects Panel Model to Random Effects Panel Model.
"The reality is that the model of retailing for the last 60 years is no longer fit for the changing needs of consumers," says one senior industry source.
We need a bigger exploration of how public services, care providers, businesses and workplaces must adapt to fit around the changing shape of modern families.
Much of the language in the letter shows Al Qaeda's efforts to try to fit into the changing political context of the Arab world.
