Sentence examples for it may be fitting from inspiring English sources

When a school has cheated, when it has broken the rules in such a way as to give it unfair advantage, and has thereby raised doubts about the legitimacy of its victories, it may be fitting to vacate them.

In a time when the Big East is fighting to keep hold of whatever members it can, it may be fitting that its championship this season will be decided between two of its relative newcomers.

"It may be fitting that the winning plaintiffs were Salvadoran," he said in a telephone interview.

Given his chronicled résumé-padding, it may be fitting that he benefits from such selective editing.

It may be fitting that Blass's paisley-upholstered bed brought one of the lowest prices, $2,160.

So it may be fitting that he's encountering his most serious resistance in a city called Waterloo.

One witty clue that helped me guess Elke's last name was 25-Across, "It may be fit for a queen".

It has also bought several manufacturers of generic drugs and folded them into its Sandoz division, which is now the world's second-biggest maker of generics (behind Teva, an Israeli company).The new acquisition of Alcon, expensive though it may be, fits this strategy well.

However, this version of the logic will be general enough that it may be fitted to a Bayesian subjectivist or Bayesian logicist program, if one desires to do that.

In order to characterize a frequency distribution, it may be fitted to a normal distribution, or rather a log-normal distribution – one in which the log of the variable in question is normally distributed.

By doing this, we expanded the number of data points for parameter estimation which allowed more efficient estimation and our use of GLM means it may be fitted in standard software.