Sentence examples for sort of mismatch from inspiring English sources
The former England captain, with a pleasingly mischievous refusal to toe the party line, had responded to the experimental home selection for this series by suggesting that those who had bought tickets in the expectation of seeing a full-strength contest should be given a small refund – and presumably this sort of mismatch was precisely what he had in mind.
The academic discourse on mismatch in the labour market covers such issues as residential mismatch and hours mismatch, but this article focuses on what is generally considered the most relevant sort of mismatch: skill mismatch.
Plus, with the system so plainly aimed at big, single-player experiences, it seems like the social thing is sort of mismatched.
Many species with biparental care also exhibit assortative pairing (e.g., Jiang et al., 2013), and this will prevent the sort of mismatches in quality that we generated experimentally, and hence reduce the potential for exploitation of higher quality parents through sexual conflict.
Um, to draw closer links between an academic approach to health research and what it is that NHS services actually need, because I think there's a sort of, a mismatch between them.
That kind of mismatch is common.
It's a weird kind of mismatch.
That kind of mismatch can be troubling".
Ms. Galen does this sort of near mismatching, it seems, to objectify nature.
The kind of mismatches they can create is a nightmare".
