Sentence examples for fitting the demands from inspiring English sources

Fitting the demands of two training sessions a day around two young children is challenging, and can entail Gavin coaching with their daughter strapped to his front while their three-year-old attempts to copy her running drills.

One difficulty is very hard to tackle when trying to reach surgeons around the world: Surgeons from developed countries, especially the young surgeons engaged in their professional career will prefer and even be pressed to get ahead in their narrow field of specialization, fitting the demands in their country.

As synthesized particles were spherical in shape, nearly, monodisperse and homogeneously distributed with average size of 100 120 nm, fitting the demand of biological application.

Monica is broadly interested in how children adapt their learning strategies to fit the demands of their early environments.

He has set Latin, German, English, Spanish, and Old Slavonic texts, recalibrating his language to fit the demands of each.

It allows third parties and journalists to slice and dice content to better fit the demands of the consumer.

By 1956, both parties further amended their convention programs to better fit the demands of television coverage.

In this case, however, the concept of safety culture has to be adapted to fit the demands facing design organisations.

It can be shown that the concept of a conical funnel fits the demands for a nearly perfect radiation effectiveness and a good reaction management.

The Pentagon is already seeking ways to reduce its current budget, for the 2013 fiscal year, by about $40 billion to fit the demands of sequester.

Ms. Niman's argument amounts to lowering an ethical standard to fit the demands of our meat-centric culture and Western privilege.