Sentence examples similar to is considered fitting from inspiring English sources

Steven Pienaar, however, is considered fit enough for the bench after recovering from a broken toe.

Edith Stein now "has her miracle" (the cure of a Boston girl, named for her, who had taken a lethal overdose of Tylenol) and so is considered fit for sainthood, and John Paul is said to be keen to canonize her himself.

Performance status and comorbidity can influence whether a patient is considered fit for resection, but data on these factors were not available.

CULTURE Does the program you are considering fit your company's culture?

Both men were considered fit.

Certainly Agger and Ngog are considered fit to travel.

In Colonial times it was considered fit for special occasions, even by the wealthy.

Under that legislation, landlords must be considered "fit and proper" to be issued with a licence.

Yet, partly because young people are considered fit and healthy, this has not had the attention it deserves.

Marr's stroke has shocked many of his colleagues – he was considered fit and enjoyed long-distance running.

Will Shane Long be considered fit enough to start despite missing the last month with a knee injury?