Sentence examples for would make matching from inspiring English sources

The federal government would make matching contributions for the poor, the disabled and the unemployed, permitting the system to be as progressive as desired.

Until recently, AOL would make its matching contributions each pay period.

Such circumstances may arise in the presence of an HLA-identical sibling or a recipient with high panel-reactive antibody levels, which would make tissue matching very difficult, or associated morbidities that predict a high risk of recipient mortality while on the waiting list.

Noise of this volume would make any match seem like a classic.

The USA coach, Jürgen Klinsmann, said on Monday that the Americans respected Mexico, which would make the match "one of those games you are hungry for".

We have a frost protector on the pitch, but if the forecast is right, it would make the match going ahead questionable.

To his credit, Thiem dug in at the start of the third set and when he broke serve in the second game and led 3-0, it looked like he would make a match of it.

A BT spokesman said it had "shaken up the UK TV market" and would make some matches, including finals, free to air.

I doubt any computerized recommendation engine would make that match unless it saw an overlap in people who rented both movies.

Brought up in Boston, Barbara Cushing, much like her also lovely sisters, Mary Benedict Cushing and Betsey Cushing, would make favorable matches with two immensely rich, powerful and wildly different men.

The player who would make progress must match his strokes with his equals or betters.