Sentence examples similar to habitually fitting from inspiring English sources
The implication is that being fit or habitually active does not protect against bouts of hypoglycemia, but rather increases risk.
Don't we have enough people in our society who habitually shape their words to fit their ideology?
At first glance this seems to fit the ubiquitous "social cleansing" narrative, which habitually contends that poor Londoners are being displaced in large numbers from the more expensive parts of the capital as wealthy incomers gentrify once low-cost neighbourhoods and benefit caps force people to move to cheaper, outlying areas or even out of London altogether.
Duarte & Garcia [ 103] successfully used the equipment habitually used for bulls with an electrode modified to fit pampas deer anatomy.
Of those who completed their questionnaire, 69.3% fit their definition of presbyopia (binocular near visual acuity <20/50 at 40 cm with habitually worn distance correction, with improvement in near vision by at least one line of acuity upon application of a plus lens).
The more successful (more "fit") neuronal routines become habitually grooved circuits so as to enable certain desired practices more easily in future.
The recent first issue is necessarily heavy on set-up, but Palahniuk's habitually terse, sardonic voice is a good fit for comics storytelling.
Designers habitually copy nature.
All members habitually cheat.
Some people do it habitually.
