Sentence examples for is mismatch from inspiring English sources
verb
To match unsuitably; to fail to match
"There is mismatch between the education of many graduates and the needs of employers and the economy," said Mr Denham.
In the real world, there is mismatch among devices, and in the operational amplifier front-end, this mismatch manifests itself as a voltage offset.
(1) Rural per-capita land holding is dwindling, and there is mismatch of land and labor ownerships: the land is owned by the elders while the youth are supposed to be much more productive as they are also better educated than their fathers.
One problem faced by the Department of Special Education, MOE is mismatch between supply and demand.
The higher the percentage the higher is mismatch between the surveillance network model and the epidemic transmission process.
"There is mismatch between the priority that ministers claim they give to PSHE and the steps taken to improve its delivery in schools," they added.
"I like that everything is mismatched.
The human body is "mismatched" to the human situation.
Some collaborations were mismatches.
His parents were mismatched.
