Sentence examples for has been mismatched from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Ms. Harris has been mismatched with the aggressively American Lauren Bacall, who plays her onetime rival with evident discomfort.

With co-circulation of both influenza B lineages in the last decade [ 2, 7, 8, 10, 11], this has proven to be challenging; worldwide, the chosen B lineage has been mismatched to the dominant circulating lineage in about half of the seasons.

The email written by Cavendish, which was sent internally in 2014, is likely to fuel concern that athletes could have been mismatched in recent and upcoming Paralympic Games.

There have been mismatches of products and pitchfolk.

There has been a mismatch between that commitment in families and a lack of commitment from the government for far too long".

Since at least the end of World War II, the battle between cars and cities, a battle over the shape of the city itself, has been an epic mismatch.

Batra says that in the US there has been a profound mismatch between the increased supply of goods from improved productivity and the squeeze on real wages dating back to Ronald Reagan's presidency.

A long-standing problem has been the skills mismatch between employers being unable to find suitably qualified staff while there are high numbers of unemployed youngsters.

Radiometric helicase assays were then performed using E. coli DNA helicase, UvrD, which has been implicated in mismatch and nucleotide excision repair (NER) pathways [31], [32].

It has been suggested that mismatches close to the 5' end can result in poor amplification compared to a perfectly matching primer [26].

But because my ex-husband and I had been so mismatched sexually, and because I had no intention of being a nun until I fell in love again, I was eager to have sex.