Sentence examples for a disparity exists from inspiring English sources

It turns out that a disparity exists even within Netflix.

A disparity exists between Ahmet's clothes and his body, but neither yields an inch.

We have seen that young females are skilled and capable, yet still a disparity exists.

Why such a disparity exists is hard to explain, Kaplinghat says.

The government has disputed the analysis, but the think tank has since maintained such a disparity exists.

A disparity exists between the idealized representation of design requirement capture as presented by design methodologists and the untidy circumstance found in the real world.

Considering that Jeter settled his case at $10 million for this year, Bronner argued, and he was also a valuable member of the Yankees' team, why should a disparity exist now?

I was shocked, not just by the disparity between his experience of the world and mine, but also by the depths of my own ignorance that such a disparity existed.

In a study by Garg et al. that researched the impact of a family help desk at an urban clinic for low-income children, a disparity existed between the initial contact of parents and their receipt of community resources [ 43].

These studies also found that knowledge of healthy dietary practices was not deficient amongst adolescent girls, but that a disparity existed between this knowledge and their healthy dietary practices [ 50, 52].

A survey among pediatric intensive care physicians showed that a great disparity exists between physicians' beliefs regarding hyperglycemia in critically ill patients and their daily practices to screen and treat hyperglycemia.