Sentence examples for It was discrepancies from inspiring English sources

The IRS findings state that it was discrepancies and inconsistencies in Rolle's own filings that accounted for most of the bill.

He said he loved it that there were discrepancies, things that could not be reconciled; and listening, I nodded in an ache of gathering recognition.

Juncker later said the deadline for a Greek proposal was Friday morning, while an official statement said it was Thursday — discrepancies that reflected the confused and fluid nature of the situation.

She told Ms. Hollebeke at one point, "If there are discrepancies, it's going to be really hard on you -- if you lie to a police officer you can be arrested".

Inquiry chairman Lord Laming made the demand yesterday after it emerged that there were discrepancies between the original version of a key document about Victoria and the photocopy handed to the inquiry by the children's charity in June.

When there were discrepancies, it was resolved by discussion and by reviewing the studies in detail.

It was this discrepancy which led Western intelligence officials and military planners to make the worst-case assumptions.

It was a discrepancy she was quick to point out, naming a string of senior female executives who could have been asked.

The two disagreed over the final amount owed; sources indicate that it was a discrepancy of $1.35.

It was this discrepancy that led to consideration of the model variants V VII.

In both Ray's and Paltrow's cases, it seems as if there are discrepancies between the New York Times version of what a ghostwriter is, and what Ray and Paltrow call a ghostwriter.