Expectations, however, can be a mismatch with reality.
Joe Jurevicius: "He creates a mismatch with a lot of nickel defenders.
He has engaged, awkwardly, with minority voters – though his actual policies are a mismatch with both Hispanics and African Americans.
Long before the end, the contest became a mismatch, with Liverpool carving through Wolves' fragile rearguard almost at will.
To change even a single character will create a mismatch with the fingerprint and cause the server to reject the alteration.
As Chandler said after the Knicks beat the Pacers recently, he and the Knicks feel as if they "have a mismatch with Melo at the four".
The contest between that front line and the inexperienced back four of Spiranovic, Wilkinson, Franjic and Jason Davidson is shaping as the World Cup's first Thermopylae moment, a mismatch with virtually no limit.
By Jeffrey Toobin It's tempting to see last week's speech-making duel between Barack Obama and Dick Cheney as a mismatch, with the eloquence of the admired incumbent set against the snarl of the discredited predecessor.
Agency director Dr Tom Frieden advised hospitals that the season could be more severe, since the vaccine, which covers several variants, is a mismatch with the virus circulating most widely.
It's tempting to see last week's speech-making duel between Barack Obama and Dick Cheney as a mismatch, with the eloquence of the admired incumbent set against the snarl of the discredited predecessor.
It is a staple of the New Orleans Saints' game plan, a simple formation that puts Reggie Bush in motion and leaves tight end Jimmy Graham in a mismatch with an opposing cornerback near the goal line.
