Sentence examples for why it suits from inspiring English sources

That is why it suits him.

The blurriness of "Parking Lot" is why it suits the hot months: summer so often becomes hazy, the season we most easily and happily forget.

By Vinson Cunningham August 22, 2016 The blurriness of "Parking Lot," by Anderson.Paak, is why it suits the hot months so well.

Does that explain why it suits them to be paid for a separate collaboration rather than receiving a bigger transfer fee?

/ Coming closer to midnight / And I'm wide awake — and ain't you afraid to fade?" Behind this blurriness lies what I love about "Parking Lot," and why it suits the hot months so well.

It's the format we see in makeover shows, from Supernanny to Wife Swap, and I can see why it suits Ramsay so well, because it requires no acting on his part.

As conspiracy theories go, it is quite convincing and could also point to why it suited some to keep Basayev alive and active.

June 24 , 201310.53am BST Here my colleagues Tania Branigan in Hong Kong, Miriam Elder in Moscow and Nick Hopkins in London explain why it suited China for Snowden to slip away.

You can understand why it has suited successive governments to lump the state pension with welfare.

That is why it would suit many business schools to have some rationalisation.

Nicholls ticked off the reasons why it should suit Kauto Star: "It's right-handed, it'll be good ground, it's six weeks [after the Cheltenham race].