Sentence examples for a greater discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Is there a greater discrepancy at any time in the league in terms of home/away game ratios in the leagues?" wonders Edward Hall.

Women are still earning 20% less per hour worked than men which is, yes, a greater discrepancy than there was between the pay of women and men at the Ford plant in Dagenham in 1968.

During the 13th and 14th centuries the average incomes of the English barons increased but wealth became concentrated in the hands of a smaller number of individuals, with a greater discrepancy in incomes.

A greater discrepancy was found for FVC, especially among women.

Excess body weight (combined overweight and obese) was significantly associated with a greater discrepancy in the rating of emotional and total functioning between adolescents and parents (p < 0.05).

One study included in the review reported a greater discrepancy between self-reported abstinence and carbon monoxide (CO) levels for participants who were incentivized for self-reported abstinence compared to those incentivised for low CO levels.

"There is a great discrepancy between the clichés and the reality".

So why is there such a great discrepancy when it comes to sports?

In the past there was a great discrepancy of numbers, but now it's the best it's been.

There seemed to be a great discrepancy between his background and his high position -- and now it seems that, like the Kursk and its fleet, Mr. Putin lacked the resources to cope with an emergency.

However, there is still a great discrepancy regarding the morphed graphenes (Rh6 and Rh6-II).