suits

The amount of preparation which went into the pressure suits, pilot preparation, and other considerations was amazing.

There's usually a reason why people have stuck to Windows or Mac, it suits their needs and it's familiar.

OOP is simply a tool to put in your toolbox, if it suits you, then use it.

The ability for the state to veto alone ensures that the boards are protected from suits.

But those suits are very well in touch with reality — it is a couple of SQL queries away from them, actually.

I've never had a problem finding suits that would fit me off the rack though, so it's mostly a novelty.

But because some of us have to wear suits and ties.

I was under the impression that frivolous law suits were subject to rulings that would aware attorney fees to the defense.

Those suits are in touch with reality indeed -- they see that this business model has worked and continues to work, despite The Pirate Bay.

C++ is a multiparadigm language and it is completely reasonable to use it like one uses C, if that's what suits your need and environment.

Actually I personally like the concept of Vega but in my humble opinion the protocol is too academic, implementation goes too slowly so I doubt that Vega suits for real world application.

In Perlan I, back in the Enevoldson/Fossett days they used pressure suits.

Imagine that people of the future could opt-in to the virtual nation that suits them best.".

Then, after release, some people in suits spend a while patting each-other on the back, claiming to have materially improved "how we do things"...

You're right that "everything is an object" is not the most performant way to build a runtime, but it suits the purposes for which Ruby was designed very well.

They are sure that evil corporate suits are out of touch with reality because they "don't even use their own service" and consume the information in form of PowerPoint presentations.