Sentence examples for a discrepancy that from inspiring English sources

And that's a discrepancy that really needs to be addressed".

He concludes that output is exaggerated by 40%, a discrepancy that has grown in recent years.

Official at the Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Station, in Pennsylvania, discovered a "discrepancy" that resembles the problem at Diablo Canyon.

She said: "Why was a discrepancy that has been an open secret for so long not been acted on?

The 2-horsepower is only what the French call its "fiscal power", a discrepancy that has to do with the purchase tax.

But according to Mr. Loeb's letter, Mr. Thompson's credentials don't mesh with information listed on other online sites – a discrepancy that led Mr. Loeb to do some digging.

Administration officials have recently begun describing Isis in apocalyptic and near-hysterical terms, even as they decline to endorse additional military action against it, a discrepancy that has prompted confusion in Washington and beyond.

Teenagers with this type of leukemia, often called A.L.L., do not fare as well as younger children with what appears to be the exact same disease, a discrepancy that has baffled oncologists.