Sentence examples for success fit from inspiring English sources

"There's a good chance that some day a majority of questions asked will be on the [Quora] platform," Thiel said, explaining that its success fit his vision of a world where an emerging technology didn't have to beat or destroy something else to be successful.

China's success fitted not only with his own philosophy but with the increasing emphasis in Singapore on its predominantly Chinese, as distinct from multiracial, character.

… Those primary focuses of NSF [should] not be refashioned now, after nearly 65 years of success, to fit political preferences of the moment".

Traits with significant influence were then combined for each measure of male reproductive success to fit the best model in each case, with body mass again retained as a covariate.

Further below the line, LiberalAwesomeness exchanged views with Alfster on the issue of whether McIntyre owed his success to "fitting in well" with "well-spoken BBC executives": He worked hard for 10 years.

This became a success and fitted well with the comprehensive strategy of strength or empowering each and every Icelander to realise his or her inner potential for the good of society (Rastrick 2013).

Producer R. W. Goodwin believed that the contortionist known only as "Pepper"—would only have limited success in fitting down the chimney set and would work mostly as a photo double.

Thus, while researchers with isotope data from 50 consumers will likely have success in fitting such multilevel models, researchers with data from 5 consumers will likely not.

Cooper and Purvis [ 55] report success in fitting more complex heterogenous models to a larger set of mammalian body mass data.

Non-linear models are applied here without assuming any cellular mechanism, and their success in fitting the cohort data does not prove that any particular cell mechanism operated there.

To project future expected rates of case detection and treatment success rates, we fit saturating exponential functions to annual tuberculosis case detection and treatment success data from 1994 to 2008 for each region, 29 projecting future rates toward asymptotes of 80% case detection and 90% treatment success based on previous WHO analyses.