Sentences with phrase «being fit for»

Wenger said he wasn't close to being fit for the Villa match, so its not guarenteed he'll be fit for Spuds.

# 20 million signing Lovren has suffered a difficult spell at Liverpool since joining from Southampton in the summer and despite being fit for the Reds eventual 4 - 1 defeat at the Emirates, he was overlooked for a start despite the key absence of Martin Skrtel.

As for players being fit for the start of the season they should be just fine.

What motivates me is freedom from issues around food, being fit for the first time in my life, being a good example to my daughter, keeping up with my fit husband, and getting a toned butt!

If this sounds like your dream job, apply here with a resume and cover letter telling us why you're a fit for INSIDER and detailing your interest in science.

VetFran offers mentoring, information on the basics of the franchising model, financial tips, self - assessment pointers and other resources to help veterans understand whether franchising is a fit for them.

Just make sure it's a fit for you personally before hitting the remote job boards.

Inspired by the company's origins in Waterbury, Connecticut dating back to 1854, the Waterbury Traditional Chronograph has a timeless design that's fit for any occasion.

JEFF REYNAR: I think the way you should think about the interview process is that it's Facebook trying to figure out whether you're a fit for the company and for a particular set of projects, and that for you, you want to figure out whether Facebook is the right place for you.

And above all, trust your gut and intuition when it comes to hiring people who are a fit for your team.

Wheel was a fit for Tinder not only because of the look of its interface and its particular functionality, but because of the common goal of the two companies to bring users together.

On donation and rewards sites, projects are reviewed primarily to ensure they meet the platform's guidelines and are a fit for that particular site, not as a mechanism to evaluate the worthiness of the idea.

But what really defines whether somebody is a fit for your company is how they act when nobody's watching.

Teams or individuals that missed their marks may not be a fit for the rapid pace and delivery demands of an agile team.

However, his message about diving into the unfamiliar and driving change proved to be fitting for the occasion.

A brew that's fit for the living and the undead, Zombie Dust is a medium - bodied pale ale that gushes with hops.

Tech columnist John Gruber of the web site Daringfireball.net, says it's fitting for Apple (aapl) to add a deluxe «Pro» model to the iPhone line as it has done with iPads and Mac computers, especially because the company probably can't source enough of the OLED screens this year to include them on every phone.

Job search site Glassdoor found that in the third quarter of 2014, 47 % of employees felt confident that they would find a new position in the next six months that would be fitting for their experience level.

This will help guide them to a retirement plan that is a fit for their objectives.»

Your Results life coach needs to be sure you're fit for every challenge you face, so your personal coaching regimen has to exceed your needs.

Many different businesses, in many different industries, could be a fit for an equity investor, but those that do share some common traits.

Many businesses could be a fit for the microloan program depending upon the nature and size of the business, and where it's located.»

December's mergers and acquisitions were fitting for a robust year of major business deals.

Get compliant and stay compliant with FinKit ™ for Open Banking, a platform - based solution that's fit for change

Our ethos has always been to build flexible and adaptable technology that is fit for purpose, continuously evolving, and future - proofed.

«Seeing this digital revolution up close has made me question whether the state as we know it today is fit for the 21st century.»

It's perfectly reasonable, however, to assess what we're trying to do and see if that's a fit for you.

Once you nail down a list of companies that are a fit for your buyer persona, it's time to dig a lot deeper.

Levandowski will take the reins of self - driving departments at both companies in a focused attempt to see how the new tech can be fitted for personal transportation, delivery and trucking.

One of the top lawyers in the booming cryptocurrency industry says the legal structure he helped set up to raise funds for new virtual currencies is «old, inflexible and stupid» and may no longer be fit for purpose.

We thought the name was fitting for our enterprise.

Rupp said interested female founders whose companies make sustainably - sourced consumer products or are in the health care sector should start by perusing the firm's website to see if the startup might be a fit for their strategy.

We'd be glad to get you more info, answer any questions, or even hop on the phone to make sure this is the fit for you!

Nor has any other name under the heaven been given to man by which it is fitting for him to be saved» (Gaudium et spes n. 10).

One of my favorite scripts is from the book of Mormon that speaks of this and has been fitting for me in every aspect of my life.

In this context of Santorum questioning the «Christianity» of our President Obama, it would be fitting for Mr. Romney to challenge Mr. Santorum's Christianity, which the Mormon Church considers to be invalid.

Send our military planes over their countries, blast their lands to smitherenes and Maybe the land will be fit for life in a few thousand years.

Jesus said to him, «No one who puts his hand to the plow and looks back is fit for the kingdom of God.»

Businesses up and down the country will regularly look at themselves and ask if they're fit for purpose.

This means, without limitation, that RMG DOES NOT WARRANT that the Site is fit for any particular purpose; that the functions contained in the materials in the Site will be uninterrupted; that defects will be corrected; that the Site is free of viruses and other harmful components or that the Site is accurate, error free or reliable.

The half - hearted should not apply: «No one who puts a hand to the plow and looks back is fit for the kingdom of God.»

62 And Jesus said unto him, No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God.

Horrible though it is to say so, the test God devises is perfect: For only if Abraham is willing to do without the covenant (and, indeed, is willing to destroy it himself), out of awe - reverence for the Covenantor, can he demonstrate that he merits the covenant and its promised rewards; only in this way can he demonstrate that he is fit for fatherhood and founding.

All of it is true and inspired by God but there are certain texts that things the people did that were fitting for that given time frame and to that particular audience.

No man putting his hand to the plough and looking back (or off to the side) is fit for the Kingdom of God.

Sounds like it may be fitting for you.

They're genetically engineered to be fit for doing the work that must be done, and so nobody feels alienated by being reduced to a cog in a machine or anything like that.

You felt distinctly uncomfortable at the thought of being fitted for a cross of your own, nailed there on a «guilt by association» charge.

Hell is fit for mankind.

Yes, it's Lindsey Lohan acting older than she is in a screenplay that is fitting for an older and more corrupted group than she needs to be with.