Sentence examples for apparent discrepancies in from inspiring English sources

Officials began to review apparent discrepancies in Mr. Durst's account of his whereabouts.

The automaker notified the agency of the "apparent discrepancies" in the data reporting in July, regulators said.

The Guardian has sought comment from a Waller county sheriff's office spokesman about the apparent discrepancies in the forms.

Mr. Towns, however, said he was particularly troubled by apparent discrepancies in Johnson & Johnson's accounts of its activities.

Short sellers, who profit when a company's stock falls, have questioned apparent discrepancies in A.C.L.N.'s financials, including the apparent disappearance of 2.8 million shares that A.C.L.N. said in 1998 were owned by Joseph J. H. Bisschops, its chairman.

The questions came in letters that the chairman and the ranking Republican of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform sent to Commissioner Bud Selig and the union's executive director, Donald Fehr, citing "apparent discrepancies" in their 2005 testimony to the committee.

Asked about the apparent discrepancy in these accounts, Kiki McLean, Mr. Gore's press secretary, had no comment.

A bit of Googling found another apparent discrepancy in Mr. Roberts's version of events.

It didn't comment, though, when the controversy originally surfaced back in 2012, and Eich himself only acknowledged the apparent discrepancy in a blogpost which skirted around the issue.

Rochelle I. Altman, who moderates an Internet bulletin board for scholars of ancient Judaism and describes herself as an expert on scripts, was one of the first to note the apparent discrepancy in script styles in the inscription.

And one of Mr. Taubman's lawyers, Scott W. Muller, also raised questions about an apparent discrepancy in a central document introduced by prosecutors as a linchpin of the conspiracy.