Sentence examples for which could suit from inspiring English sources

The match stretched over three energy-sapping sets and more than three hours, which could suit the Wimbledon champion fine.

They are willing to wait as they look for a bidder for Sinclair, which could suit Stoke as Hughes has to persuade the Potters hierarchy to sanction the move before he can make an official approach.

There are many education-related jobs outside of the classroom which could suit, as well as opportunities in the commercial sector where an education background would be an asset.

For all its recent hard luck, Sun Microsystems still has a well-regarded operating system, which could suit HP in its push to dominate the server business.

"There are a few barren areas on the pitch, which could suit Abdur Rehman in the final innings if we can get a big enough lead".

Along with those technical skills, service members often also know a great deal about communicating with and motivating young people, which could suit them ideally for another high-demand occupation, teaching math or science.

There are also numerous alternatives to every item listed here - of equal or possibly better quality - which could better suit your own needs.

"For example, someone with experience in sales may have the interpersonal skills and database knowledge which could be suited to a role in fundraising".

However, the ETI report identified several sites in the UK that it said had potential for early SMR deployment, including sites which could be suited for a first of a kind SMR plant.

Cassandra is a NoSQL (not only SQL) column-oriented database and has a flexible database scheme [30], which could be suited for changes of the energy analyzer infrastructure.

Graphene interfaces with multi-stimuli responsiveness are of particular interest due to their diverse super-thin interfacial behaviour, which could be well suited to operating complex physiological systems in a single miniaturised domain.