Sentence examples for has to be matched from inspiring English sources

But their talent has to be matched with the choreographer's imagination".

That has to be matched by the fourth estate at every level".

Indeed, he concludes the book with a confession that Free "has to be matched with Paid".

A more robust engagement by the EU has to be matched by a clear demonstration of flexibility and political maturity.

Marketing has become important to all of London's arts institutions, since government financing has become scarcer and lottery money often has to be matched by private donations.

At the height of his prestige, he has to be matched with a patsy on whom bookies' odds are sky-high.

Black works, but it has to be matching bra and panties.

To succeed, conciliatory words will have to be matched by actions that are transparent and verifiable.

The military losses have to be matched against the civilian casualties – which have climbed alarmingly this year.

Unlike donated blood, Hemopure does not have to be matched to a patient's blood type.

There was a lot of decorative brickwork that had to be matched and replaced".