Sentence examples for match the general from inspiring English sources

John Ditchfield, director and adviser at Barchester Green Investment, says only £2bn of the £11bn in ethical funds "would match the general description of sustainable investment".

Humans take our cue in novel situations from what everyone else does, which means on social media we'll subconsciously try to match the general tone.

So here you have a population in the gay and lesbian sample that 1) it doesn't match the general non-gay population pattern, and 2) it goes against what we think normally about suicide attempts.

This model yields some new simple formulae which, in contrast to previous attempts, match the general invariant relations found by Vigdergauz in 1999.

That doesn't seem to match the general tone of the media writing about Toyota, which has been quick to criticize the car company for its manufacturing mistakes.

The Skagerrak sandstone member lithology is a mix of lithologies (80% sand, 10% silt, 10% shale) in combination with the regional compaction trend for shaly sandstone by Sclater and Christie (1980), to match the general Judy Sandstone Member characteristics.

Nor is this merely a stylistic flaw from which editing could have saved Goldhagen: the repetitiveness matches the general manner of the book.

But while his arguments matched the general line, there was an intensity to the former president's comments, made on NBC's "Today".

As for profiling, the Times offered this: "Two young black men were detained in handcuffs before being released with the terse explanation that they had mistakenly been stopped because they matched the general description of the robbers").

The likeness, dispatched in the aging painter's in-your-face manner, matches the general public's idea of what a Picasso looks like, but has little else in its favor.

(See: "Quarreling Kwoks Land In Hong Kong Court") The stock edged up 0.9%, more or less matching the general market's rise, to close at 126.80 Hong Kong dollars ($16.26) Tuesday.