Sentence examples for more closely suits from inspiring English sources

And to me, that definition of "parasite" more closely suits a billionaire who doesn't want to pay his full share of taxes -- but then, anybody reading me knows they're getting a political opinion.

When Dave got in touch right after I joined TechCrunch about covering the pending launch of Path 2.0, I excused myself by telling him that other writers who had been following Path more closely were better suited for the job.

Most immediately, that means a willingness to break with stultifying traditions to suit forms more closely to human needs, whether they be functional or emotional.

Engagement with rivals would suit its interests, now more closely aligned with theirs.The Rohani government has taken first tentative steps to reach out to neighbours, not least following the rise of IS, which has altered the geopolitical calculus for everyone.

Bypassing microshorts, they went directly to a silhouette that more closely resembled the bottom of a 1950s bathing suit with their thigh-high cuts and form-fitting shape.

Proxima is well suited to enable staff to more closely manage unstable and critically ill patients.

Cicada species that are more closely related to O. rimosa might be more suited as an (experimental) host for E. auditrix.

A European league suited the 24-year-old Wickenheiser because it more closely resembles the women's game, with a bigger ice surface, no red line, smaller players and reduced hitting.

Outcome assessment measures, more closely aligned with the theoretical basis of the intervention (in this case SRT) may, therefore, be better suited to evaluate information interventions in recovering critically ill patients.

This year, Michelin teams worked more closely with the tire manufacturer and were allowed to develop tires more suited to their cars.

Ms. Lebowitz said she had filed the suit partly in the hope of examining the iris photographing program more closely.