Sentences with phrase «huge mismatch»

For example, should bettors be focusing on No. 1 seeds because of huge mismatches in the Round of 64 or is there really value backing trendy No. 12 seeds against No. 5's?

(Note: Rather than picking large caps like IBM, he was a deep value investor, finding huge mismatches between price and value.

On the surface it looks like a huge mismatch, but the Raiders get the edge with that kind of spread.

Although it may look like a huge mismatch on paper, this could be one of the most intriguing Week 1 games.

In the 1970s, Vera Rubin confirmed the huge mismatch in a clutch of spiral galaxies similar to the Milky Way.

This is a huge mismatch.»

In that decade the CAPE ratio ranged from roughly 10 to 20, for an earnings yield of 5 % to 10 %, a huge mismatch with 2 % Treasury yields.

Given that Japanese investors — like those in the U.S. and elsewhere — will end up spending much of their savings on domestic goods and services, it's a huge mismatch to have that much of a portfolio exposed to currency swings.

«I can not recall ever before seeing such a huge mismatch between the views of the establishment — the politicians, the media, the chattering classes — and real people, on any issue.

«There is a huge mismatch between the magnitude of the problem and the response here today,» said Graca Machel, humanitarian and Nelson Mandela's widow.

Because in fact, there's so many lawyers I see and some of the stuff they're doing online and I think, «Oh, gosh, that person's not going to be the kind of person that I'm going to want to talk to,» and then I meet the person and then they're just a huge mismatch.

This huge mismatch has put Facebook at a place where, the flagship social media network is already working on creating a social network specifically for workplaces called «Facebook for Work» which is scheduled to be released in the coming months.