Sentence examples for apparent disparities from inspiring English sources

The apparent disparities were first widely publicised earlier this month by David Greenwald, a journalist for the Oregonian.

The Jena Six furor has not only revealed apparent disparities in the justice system, but has also demonstrated that vicious racial hatred, replete with symbolic nooses, remains an issue in the 21st century.

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The short answer is that the apparent disparities arise from human beings' attempts to force an artificial form of timekeeping upon the rhythms of nature.

Whether these apparent disparities reflect biological divergence sufficient to translate into distinct ecological regimes (or animal reservoirs) bears investigation.

To identify alternative mechanisms for the apparent disparities in the FokI polymorphism's sensitivity to 1,25D3, we compared the ability of FokI variants to heterodimerize with RXRα, an established partner of VDR.

The Ministry of Justice defended the apparent disparity in sentencing in some offences.

But Cassell did not care about the apparent disparity in talent.

Participants also noted an apparent disparity between universities and businesses in the kinds of outputs that would make such collaborations seem worthwhile.

Errors in measurement and analysis of data could account for some of the difference, the group said, but concluded that some of the apparent disparity was probably real.

You might remember Shorten addressed this apparent disparity last week – he thought at the time the cut was affordable, he doesn't now.