Sentence examples for match for professionals from inspiring English sources

This body is responsible for professional tournaments in Great Britain and for the biennial Ryder Cup match (for professionals) when it is played there.

"It was a challenge match for professional caddies," said Hamish Frew, the archivist at Prestwick.

But tech still isn't a match for professional human translations and machine-generated results are often hit-and-miss.

Few doubted the Volunteers' enthusiasm, but they were not extensively trained or equipped; though perhaps useful in a Rhodesian bush skirmish, most observers agreed they would be no match for professional soldiers in a conventional war.

But their amateur team were no match for the professionals of Potsdam, who were the competition's 2010 winners and last year's runners-up.

But the Argentine conscripts were no match for the professional British soldiers, and Mrs. Thatcher was triumphant.

It has no ambassador at the UN at present, and even when one is in place he is often no match for the professional diplomats from other countries who know how to get their way in international organisations.

It's probably no match for a professional with Photoshop, a Wacom tablet and hours of time, but that's an unfair comparison.

A randomly selected consumer reviewer is no match for a professional reviewer, but the average opinion of all laymen is less biased than an expert.

In combination, these ships were an effective deterrent against smaller raiders, but were no match for a professional warship.

While Kuwait and Oman defended deep against Australia, their sheer quality was no match for the fulltime professionals in the Socceroos' squad and spaces were exposed and punished with eight goals coming in two games.