Sentence examples for a discrepancy was asked from inspiring English sources

Each employee with a discrepancy was asked to meet INS officials.

In situations where discrepancies persisted despite a consensus meeting, a third assessor was asked for an opinion on the specific item to reach final consensus.

Thus, a discrepancy was observed.

In a heart-wrenching turn on the stand Monday, Mr. Martin was asked to explain the discrepancy between his initial reaction and the one that followed.

The 28-year-old from Plymouth withdrew from the Great Britain team for the World Championships road race at the end of September, initially blaming poor form; it was later revealed that he had pulled out over "possible discrepancies" in his biological passport and was asked to explain his results to the UCI.

Craig Charney of Charney Research Institute in Manhattan, which conducted the poll, said the discrepancy could have come from a misunderstanding of the question or the way it was asked.

A standard margin of color discrepancy detection in the software was used for all samples when the software was asked to differentiate sound and carious dentin.

A problem is a problem and a discrepancy is a discrepancy.

Such a discrepancy is sure to irk many.

British and European commission officials confirmed that the Treasury had been told last week that budget contribution calculations based on gross national income (GNI) adjustments carried out by Eurostat, the EU statistics agency, had exposed a huge discrepancy between what Britain had been asked to contribute and what it should be paying, because of the UK's recovery.

In the present study, in which different questions ("What is your opinion regarding the health status of your teeth and gums"?) were asked, a large discrepancy was found between self assessment and professional assessment for both dental and periodontal status.