Sentence examples for may better match from inspiring English sources

In fact, some might find it an even better option because it is heavier than the ethereal riesling and may better match the weight of the food.

But for all the progress, a small, dirt-streaked sign tacked to scaffolding near the base of 1 World Trade Center may better match the mood of those who gathered to remember Sept. 11.

Because of the superior biomechanical resemblance of the Bi-UKR to a normal knee it may better match these expectations.

Our analysis suggests that considering tree form in equation selection may better match trees to existing equations and that substantial gaps exist, in terms of both species and diameter ranges, that are ripe for new model-building effort.

Furthermore, the resource manager may better match staffing to patient needs.

Preprandial regular insulin, which has a more delayed onset, lower peak concentration, and longer duration of action compared with ultra-short-acting insulin (15, 16), may better match the absorption profile of low glycemic index foods.

That said, the speed that the Fire possess may be a better match up for Sporting's high tempo, high pressure game than New York's ponderous midfield was in midweek, when they made their bid to overtake the Eastern leaders.

He may be better matched with fellow economists than he was with Harvard's faculty, say colleagues, and with an advisory role rather than an executive one.

The straightforward presentation of education information may have better matched participant expectations and needs, since many subjects did not report problems.

They may be able to better match you to the care you need.

Show this to the florist, and he/she may be able to better match flowers and ribbon to the outfit as a result.