Sentence examples for may fit a from inspiring English sources

Some analysts say the campaign may fit a new sentiment toward honesty and simplicity that was evolving before Sept. 11.

— Aaron Dome, Chicago A. Some of the interrogation methods may fit a legal or common-sense definition of torture.

Rack-mounted industrial process controllers include hardware such as rail guides, flanges, or tabs, and may fit a standard telecommunications rack.

Like polo shirts that come only in large, medium and small, centrally cleared products may fit a client's needs less snugly than customised ones, he says.

If Mr. Hanssen did give the money he obtained from the K.G.B. in 1980 to charity, that also may fit a pattern that the government says he followed later.

Similarly, uveitis initially called idiopathic may fit a particular category later.

In this sense, Obama may fit an age-old mold.

Still, though the escalation and excoriation may fit an old pattern, analysts believe something important has changed this time.

Whereas they may fit an additive scheme of cure of each condition, an additive scheme of prevention may have been seriously doubted by participants.

Furthermore, the HOS has a sports subscale which may fit an athletic population but may not be appropriate for individuals with slight degenerative conditions undergoing hip arthroscopy [ 12].

If you have children, look through their doll clothing, typically something that may fit an American Girl Doll or even a baby doll.