Sentence examples for matched the kind from inspiring English sources

His symptoms matched the kind of internal hemorrhaging that results from exposure to a dispersant ingredient.

To put things in perspective, the only time Republicans have matched the kind of majority Democrats now enjoy was in 1921-23, after which a string of increasingly slim GOP victories eventually yielded the Great Depression (funny how that works).

The Orioles will start Chris Tillman on Wednesday and hope he can match the kind of pitching they got on Tuesday.

"We are talking about [the idea] now because it matches the kind of development timelines that they have in the aerospace industry.

Unfortunately, the responses in the latter group didn't match the kind of textbook answers that the test was looking for in terms of knowledge or IQ.

"We are talking about it now because it matches the kind of development timelines that they have in the aerospace industry.

The DUP wants to match the kind of rock-bottom rates offered by Dublin that has attracted international names such as Apple.

The research group, the Fung Global Institute, is the latest in a series of efforts by Asian tycoons, universities and governments to set up institutions to match the kind of analysis produced in the United States by groups like the Brookings Institution.

Effective reason-giving, then, involves matching the kind of reason we give to the particular role that we happen to be playing at the time a reason is necessary.

Not only does the decarbonisation proposal broadly match the kind of efforts climate change scientists say would be needed to avoid dangerous climate change, it also matches the level of ambition climate campaigners have been asking for.

This matches the kind of talk I have observed in other all-female reading groups, but may also have something to do with the wide range of experience in the group in fields of activity other than literature.