The extraordinary wealth of structures from the Neolithic is not matched either by the early periods, for which the evidence of human occupation is sparse or non-existent, or the later Bronze Age which provides a relative dearth of evidence.
Even if the private-sector deficit fell by only half, to 3% of GDP, annual growth would average only 2% over the next five years.To keep the three sectors in overall balance, higher net private saving must be matched by either a fall in America's current-account deficit or a swing in the budget from surplus to deficit.
Each idea can receive between £1k and £10k of investment, though funding must be matched by either the company's own time and resources or a private investor.
In some cases, a donation to one charity was part of a fund drive where the donation would be matched by a committed donor, either in a 1-1 ratioror a 3-1 ratio.
This type of justice has been quoted in articles to be related to Aristotelian notion of fairness in a transaction which holds that the intrinsic worth of something has to be matched by a proportionate requital either in kind or in pecuniary terms [ 4, 19].
Shock must be matched by action.
Either can be matched with a maxi skirt very successfully.
Fluctuations in employment growth relative to the EU average are matched by changes in either the activity or the unemployment rate or both.
Yet amid the acrimonious debate about how the Roma influx has changed Page Hall's dynamics, the number of those who cite increased tension is matched by those who are either ambivalent or who insist there is no problem.
The rapid change in technology has not been matched by the development of either reliable and standardised design methods or design criteria against which the systems may be evaluated.
