Sentence examples for broadly matching from inspiring English sources

If, on the other hand, the rise in interest rates occurs endogenously as an integral part of an improving economic situation featuring a pick-up in growth and inflation, with an acceleration in nominal income growth broadly matching the interest rate increase, debt dynamics would hardly be affected.

An enchanting Expressionist picture of 1908 by Lyonel Feininger, "Locomotive," spiced with the artist's typical touch of whimsy, sold, only just, for £1.49 million, thus broadly matching the $2.14 million that it had realized at Sotheby's New York on Nov. 7, 2006.

While the groups were reasonably well-matched for age and gender balance, they were only broadly matched for educational experience.

The outcome, too, broadly matched earlier expectations.

The price of The Economist has broadly matched inflation.

The guidelines appeared to broadly match those adopted by other big city departments around the country.

A divide between "Latvian" and "Russian" parties broadly matches the country's ethnic split.

These results, if confirmed, would broadly match pre-election polls by Latino Decisions, NBC, Univision, Telemundo and the Washington Post.

The findings are broadly matched by a survey carried out by United We Stand, another of the most-read fanzines about the 20-times champions.

"The servile behavior which characterized previous governments is not justified because the revenues and expenditures of this country broadly match," Mr. Lazar was cited as saying.

Not only does the decarbonisation proposal broadly match the kind of efforts climate change scientists say would be needed to avoid dangerous climate change, it also matches the level of ambition climate campaigners have been asking for.