Sentence examples for which is matching from inspiring English sources

Member states have collectively provided €573m so far, while the EU, which is matching the national funds, has provided its €2.8bn share.

Otherwise, how will we pay the rent?" Tending to handsome but needy brownstones presents additional challenges, among the greatest of which is matching the color of the repair to the facade.

Initially, Miss algorithm has a parameter called match which is matching value between two taxonomy trees.

A small number of p-type metal oxide semiconductors exist, providentially CuO is a prominent semiconductor (SC) with a band gap B.G of 1.5 eV which is matching with the ideal B.G (1.4 eV) required for a solar cell.

McKay says that they've been "aggressive" in their response, which is matching the magnitude of the incident.

There are multiple statistical techniques that could be used to adjust for such biases, the simplest of which is matching patients on one or more key confounding variables.

America's government earmarks money for abstinence-only teaching, which is matched by individual states.

"The government invests $200m a year on alcohol and drug counselling … which is a very significant sum which is matched by the states as well," Keenan said.

The comedic center of the film is in Emily's desperate romantic insecurity, which is matched and masked by her transparent efforts at swagger.

Suso hoiks it in, it's helped towards goal by Johnson, then Suarez produces a brilliant overhead kick, which is matched by an excellent save by Padelli.

But the company would not increase the price of the $1 a litre homebrand milk, which is matched by competitor Woolworths.