Sentence examples for meet its match from inspiring English sources

Sunlight is a powerful disinfectant but it may meet its match in health-care inflation.

But will teixobactin, like so many promising agents before it, eventually meet its match in a resistant strain?

If it passes that test, Ebola may finally meet its match.

Here, the Interrotron would meet its match.

The phenomenal six-year bull market may finally meet its match in China-induced global deflation".

The genre-hopping repertory of Elvis Costello -- who has written punk, pop, country, soul, tango and jazz-influenced songs -- should meet its match in the pop-loving eclecticism of the Losers Lounge conspirators led by Joe McGinty.

Finally allowing it to be interpreted through strings, it met its match in a way".

As Marcus Licinius Crassus' disastrous defeat at Carrhae in 53 bc demonstrated, it met its match in the eastern light cavalry, with which it could never really come to grips, so that, even after repeated attempts, the Romans failed to subdue Parthia as they had so many other countries.

I didn't think any film could fit in more underdog movie clichés than last month's Warrior, but after the all-crying, all-hugging finale of Real Steel, I realised it had met its match.

It's been the shot of shots to live up to but I think with the new series it has met its match".

After the actor penned a ferocious op-ed decrying a recent Daily Mail article about his fiancee's family, the tabloid long famous for its no-holds-barred approach to the news found that it had met its match.