Sentence examples for deliberate matching from inspiring English sources

Deliberate matching moderator ethnicity to participant ethnicity was considered but rejected for several reasons.

But Gensler's new effort to nurture transnational architects reflects a more deliberate matching of future talent and future strategy, by clustering gifted people together.

We've asked them to do the same for this year's Reading and Leeds festivals, and what we've learned is … that whoever programmes the main stage either has an instinctive feel for what's flying on Spotify, or has made a deliberate attempt to match bands' billing to their online popularity.

Malia and Sasha's colourful coats, matching scarfs and contrasting shoes are a very deliberate echo of the outfits they wore to the first inauguration.

McClellan, a very tentative, deliberate fighter, was perfectly matched in his adversary, Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, whose slow, careful retreat finally brought both armies to the gates of Richmond at the end of May.

For Knausgaard, the banality of the content — eating cornflakes with sour milk, for instance — is matched by a deliberate banality of expression: "Oh, yuck".

That resemblance may or may not have been deliberate -- the numerical wound matches the bombing investigation's case number.

In fact, many of the physical differences among dog breeds developed as a deliberate effort by humans to match desired behaviors to physical attributes.

A deliberate effort was made to match the interview teams for each of the regions with the local languages and customs to ensure ease of comprehension in data collection.

The Jikei investigating committee, however, found that a substantial amount of blood pressure data used for analysis did not match patient records, indicating deliberate manipulation.

However, an investigative committee later found that a substantial amount of data from postmarketing clinical trials did not match patient records, indicating deliberate manipulation.