Sentence examples for fit to repeat from inspiring English sources

Spain had ended Indian tribute in 1810, and in the years after that several Latin American nations saw fit to repeat that measure with abolitions of their own.

Some of the stories were not really fit to repeat.

Stewart colorfully told the photographer — in a manner that isn't fit to repeat on this particular news site — to go away.

It is lines like these that George Santayana must have been thinking of when he wrote that "long passages" of his verse "are fit to repeat in lieu of prayers through all the watches of the night".

Though the tale is untrue de Courcy was never made an earl and did not receive such a privilege —several authorities on the peerage have seen fit to repeat it.

In the bootstrap method, distributions in parameter estimates are found through optimum fits to repeated physical or in silico measurements.

38 39 A linear model with fixed effects for treatment and patient will be fitted to the repeated QMG measurements.

He had no intention of moving until he judged it fit to fight, despite Lincoln's repeated demands for action.

The co-evolution can in turn be driven in a dual way, either by direct acquisition of newly mutated repeats, or by competition among repeats that better fit to the above mentioned DNA-proteins interactions.

The data plotted are mean ± SE for nine repeats, which were simultaneously fit to derive the KD and error estimate shown.

Primary and secondary variables were fitted to mixed-effects repeated-measures regressions, with subscale CFB the dependent variable.