Sentence examples for it may suit from inspiring English sources
He warned about taking elements of the original proposals in isolation, that "it may suit some clubs far more than it would suit others", and underlined the difficulty of asking clubs to take on an additional risk of relegation, without an improved financial deal for clubs going down.
And Cameron's "no statistical significance" between poverty and bad parenting stands everything on its head – though it may suit him to imply they are all down there because they are bad characters.
While its design is less glossy, it may suit serious exercisers.
In fact, it may suit him rather well.
Perversely, it may suit North Korea very well.
Mitsubishi, which has more experience than DaimlerChrysler with small cars, should be better at holding down costs, and the alliance should also help to bring the Smart to Asia, a market that may suit it well.
"It is certainly interesting and may suit our needs," said Sol A. Levitin, a member of a local Orthodox synagogue, Darkhei Noam, which is searching for a new, permanent home for the congregation.
But legal delays may suit him.
That may suit the administration just fine.
