Sentence examples for is a poor match from inspiring English sources

But that is a poor match with the very "bursty" way that smart-phone users access data, says Falaki.

Although Republican governors as a whole are reasonably popular, there are a number of exceptions — and they are generally those cases where the governor is a poor match for a state's ideological views.

Antivirals are one of the few weapons public health officials have this flu season because the current vaccine is a poor match for the most common strain of virus causing illness in the United States.

But as an economic "liberal," who wants to gut social security, expand free-trade pacts, and deregulate, Fillon is a poor match for the moment; Le Pen's sovereign protectionism is more in vogue.

For example, in years for which the flu vaccine is a poor match for the actual influenza types that are circulating, the return on investment can be as low as -21, meaning that it costs $21 to save $1.

But there's a void at the heart of Death Grips' sound and fury: Burnett's one-note anger may be fine for those who fetishise the punk-rock mode of expression, but the near-total lack of range in his vocal approach is a poor match for the careening thrill of the music, and wearyingly basic.

The second problem with incremental solutions is that often they are a poor match for problems that are evolving.

But it proved to be a poor match against a single explosive-laden harbor boat.

But even proud old Oakland was a poor match for the tornado that battered downtown Atlanta in March.

It can be a poor match to the realities of both farmers as suppliers and the businesses as buyers.

The company, which hires just six percent of applicants, made the right call—I would have been a poor match for the job.