Sentence examples for fits this definition from inspiring English sources

The experience of American death row inmates fits this definition.

One could say Hamas fits this definition out of desperation and a lack of moral leadership.

My message to America this morning then is this: if you fit this definition of a terrorist, fear the United States, for you will lose your liberty.

Not knowing which systems will be present would seem to fit this definition for a SoS.

One client who did not fit this definition was Anthony Salvatore Casso, who had the distinction of being the first mob defector booted out of the federal witness protection program.

The Italy of Silvio Berlusconi came closest to fitting this definition of the post-democratic state but elsewhere too we have seen processes that tend in that direction.

We suggest that this concept (and by similar analogy MTD) is largely ambiguous since a whole range of doses applied at different frequencies can potentially fit this definition.

But the Bitcoin events clearly fit this definition, in 2013 in the original flush of excitement for Bitcoin, and then, after a temporary collapse in Bitcoin value, again now in 2017.

Nine shows (26 percent) appear to fit this definition: Maggie Lawson in "Back in the Game," Tricia Helfer in "Killer Women," Hannah Ware in "Betrayal," Sophie Lowe in "Once Upon a Time in Wonderland," Ms. Wilson in "Super Fun Night" and Malin Akerman in "Trophy Wife," all on ABC; Toni Collette in "Hostages" and Anna Faris and Allison Janney in "Mom" on CBS; and Adelaide Kane in "Reign" on CW.

I think that Korean preference shares perfectly fit this definition.

Robotics, wearables and IoT companies fit this definition.