Sentence examples for better matching of from inspiring English sources

aides was described by the Pres as "a better matching of the men with their tasks & responsibilities".

Could it do even better?The recent fall in British unemployment has two main causes: steady economic growth, and increased labour-market flexibility, allowing a better matching of workers and jobs.

"This deal is about better matching of supply and demand of inventory in the marketplace," said Rik van der Kooi, the corporate vice president of the Microsoft Advertising Business Group.

Peer-to-peer platforms are making this possible through algorithms that facilitate better matching of marketer to marketing campaign.

To eliminate the BER floor, we conducted a node degrees optimization for DSI-BICM-ID-EM aiming at better matching of the two EXIT curves.

The use of this representation leads us to a better matching of adjacent building blocks; as a result, the visual characteristics of the input can be successfully preserved.

The velodrome achieves a better match of concept, detail and purpose.

In one sense, you could hardly imagine a better match of composer and location.

There is no better match of singer and material, and she gave a gripping performance of the darkly radiant, almost Wagnerian monologue "Autumn Evening".

It was all a far cry from their last encounter in a Grand Slam, when Murray pushed Nadal to five sets in the fourth round of the Australian Open in one of the better matches of 2007.

71) The Nap You could hardly have a better match of play and venue than Richard Bean's new comedy-thriller and the home of the annual world snooker championship.