Sentence examples for matches recent from inspiring English sources
In 2014 he started the Immigrant Justice Corps, a fellowship program that matches recent law school graduates with immigrants in need of legal help.
This new value matches recent measurements using other methods and extends their validity to greater distances, thus allowing astronomers to probe earlier epochs in the evolution of the Universe.
In the model credit usage depends on the current stock of cash, a novel result that matches recent micro evidence on household's payment choices.
"It's been a total mess for young people who are graduating and moving to big cities to meet the right broker, to take care of it quickly, and to do it affordably," says Brandt, whose dorm room startup company matches recent college graduates with local realtors to help them find starter apartments, usually at discounted fees.
An Ro of 1.6 with an attack rate of 50% matches recent pandemic simulation results (10, 14 ) and lies within the range (1.5 1.7) for the 1957 58 influenza pandemic (10 ).
This closely matches recent literature on analysis of postsimulation open-ended responses, which shows communication, leadership and teamwork as key themes, including "adaptability and requirement for flexibility in teamwork roles" and the "value of high-quality, clear communication"(ref. 35, p.205).
Not surprisingly, these patterns match recent political events.
A polyamide membrane structure was successfully generated with a chemical composition and degree of crosslinking that closely match recent experimental data.
Despite a rocky quarter, Canadian banks reported earnings last month that, while not matching recent years, topped analyst estimates in all but one case.
For this reason, a different approach has been adopted, matching recent developments in fire safety from tunneling projects and ventilation practices from the mining industry.
Rain gauge series were extended to cover the period 1798 2010 and used to produce a 213-year daily dataset on a 5 km × 5 km grid matching recent data produced by the UK Met Office.
