Sentence examples for statement perfectly from inspiring English sources

Warburton suits this mission statement perfectly, another good reason why the bookmaking fraternity has suspended the betting on this particular race.

When Calatrava first unveiled his design for the World Trade Center station, in 2003, it was heralded as a symbolic statement perfectly in keeping with the tenor of the times.

In the report, a statement perfectly sums up what health and social care organisations should aspire to: "I felt confident to speak up and making my complaint was simple, I felt listened to and understood, I feel that my complaint made a difference".

These statements perfectly fit into the framework of the individual (EP), giving consistency to the overall approach of this research that relates the allocation of innovation effort by heterogeneous entrepreneurs and the growth of the economy.

Though the butler's statement was perfectly ordinary, he conveyed a sense of so much more left unsaid – an air of 'In the circumstances, this is, I am afraid, the most I can divulge.' 'Was there something else?' I asked.

On the biological level that statement is perfectly true and appears almost benign.

The official's statement is perfectly consistent with the latest Quadrennial Defense Review (QDR), in which the Pentagon pointedly failed to identify China as the only threat on the horizon that could dethrone the current king of the hill (a major feature of the previous QDR).

Perhaps, a "big" statement but perfectly intuitive biologically.

Melillo told the judge that De Caro's statements "fit perfectly with the circumstantial evidence" collected by his investigators.

Mr Schumer's statement, however, constitutes perfectly sensible advice he was well briefed by his staff.

A statement may be perfectly intelligible without being based upon any good evidence or reason, though of course no statement can be reasonable without its being intelligible.