Sentence examples for poorly matching from inspiring English sources

So many students end up poorly matching to their campus.

In his words, our brains and minds are supreme kluges, a kluge being an engineer's term for a clumsy solution to a design problem - an "ill-assorted collection of poorly matching parts forming a distressing whole", in the words of computer pioneer Jackson Granholm.

Costumes matter, too – a poorly matching costume might get a rock, or a trick; a well conceived one, a chocolate".

Having a high performance fiber combined with a poorly matching matrix and/or interface will lead to an ordinary fiber reinforced concrete with single crack tension-softening behavior.

In the case of a real, rough-walled fracture with poorly matching faces and/or with gouge deposited inside the fracture, the fracture is likely to remain mechanically opened at some spots when the flow stops.

Precisely because parrotbills are such good rejecters of poorly matching eggs, we may have failed to detect some cuckoo eggs laid in the 'wrong' nest, implying potential bias towards good matches.

In a randomized, double-blind comparison of live, attenuated vaccine with inactivated vaccine in children, the authors reported a relative efficacy against culture-confirmed influenza illness caused by poorly matched strains that was higher than that estimated for well-matched strains (VE SP = 58%, 95% CI: 47, 67) (11).

Mr. Cuomo and Mr. Bloomberg are poorly matched.

Coalitions are shifting, uncertain and poorly matched to traditional divisions.

Even Cilla Black never set up two such poorly matched poisons.

One activist told The Independent the opposition, poorly matched against army firepower, is turning to homemade bombs and ambushes.