Sentence examples for issues fit from inspiring English sources

"Gore's hard to like," Professor Madonna said, "but his stands on the issues fit the suburbs.

It was an excellent and much-needed piece given recent debates about where transgender issues fit with feminism.

These issues fit in with the preferences of people with ID we found in our study, although the latter were more specific.

However, apparel sales are still challenging online, due to sizing issues, fit, and the high cost of managing returns.

Second, cultural issues, fitting in with the way global companies work, is another factor.

Ron Paul's embrace of the issue fit his deep libertarian streak, which also at times embraced legalizing marijuana and other drugs.

There is nothing wrong with that, as long as we don't fall into the trap of imagining that they will always and on every issue fit into the same slot.

The US spellings issue fits into this larger architecture.

Also, by allowing Democrats to recall President George W. Bush's unsuccessful effort to overhaul Social Security so that workers could divert their payroll taxes into personal retirement accounts, the issue fits into what has become the Democrats' overarching theme for the midterm elections — that the Republicans' return to power would mean a return to Bush-era policies.

It is more efficient for them, because the scale is less detailed, more intuitive to them, because they are more used to estimating in units of time, and it provides all information the team requires, i.e., if an issue fits into their schedule.

12 50 Editors calls to say they need extra help for the September issue fitting.