Sentence examples for generally matching from inspiring English sources

The Communist Party, meanwhile, has picked up small gains, generally matching or beating United Russia's rating.

Beginning in 1947, however, the Rose Bowl brought together teams from the Big Ten (in the Midwest) and Pacific-12 conferences and their forerunners; with the advent of the College Football Playoff system, the bowl has maintained its tie-in with these two conferences, generally matching their champions unless the team or the bowl is participating in the national championship semifinals.

(Much like my candidate acquaintances who had bombed out on interview day!) After a few minutes of this, the audience sank into a kind of lull, interested in his material but generally matching his low level of energy.

Although generally matching in style, they tend to now be worn separately.

A crime scene investigator saw a man generally matching the description of the assailant flee an alley near Mission Drive and La Salle Avenue, possibly toward a flood channel north of Mission, about four hours later.

The developmental expression pattern of the single-copy glob2/3 gene in D. virilis was generally matching those of the D. melanogaster paralogs.

The groups otherwise generally matched each other in age and gender.

Students are generally matched with an internship host between January and early March.

Students are generally matched with an internship host between January and mid March.

His performance — angry, articulate and sometimes comical — generally matched his attire.

To minimize risk, the maturity and yield of assets and liabilities should generally match.