Sentence examples for at the discrepancy from inspiring English sources

But Solomon doesn't mock or scold, or wonder too much at the discrepancy.

Perhaps more important, discerning the meaning of this statistic requires a look at the discrepancy between church membership (mandatory and resented in many colonies) and active religious practice.

Criminologists expressed confusion yesterday at the discrepancy between the two reports, both released by the Justice Department, although they said the differences could be partly explained by how the reports measure crime.

Looking at the discrepancy between tire-related fatalities involving Explorers and those involving other sport utility vehicles "cracked the code," said Ernie Grush, Ford's manager of safety data analysis, after being told of the findings by The Times.

The G20 was furious at the discrepancy between the Europeans' timidity on cutting farm tariffs and the ambition of their demands for reductions in developing countries' tariffs on industrial goods.

You are meant to laugh knowingly at the discrepancy between his self-image and the reality he cluelessly inhabits, and then, to excuse the cruelty latent in this laughter, to sympathize with the sincerity and nobility of his dreams and root for their fulfillment.

Out of that, and perhaps some other things as well, you get such howlers as the discrepancy at the close of the Democratic convention between Gallup's figures and those of Newsweek's Princeton Survey Research.

"He toured Arab villages," Ms. Ritvo-Slifka said, "and was troubled at the discrepancies in how they lived".

In four studies, the researchers looked at the discrepancies between what people say about their sexual orientation and their implicit sexual orientation based on a reaction-time test.

Howard Wheeldon, independent defence analyst, says that this industry is worth £22bn: others put it at £11bn, the discrepancy being that £11bn is exports and the rest is what we buy from ourselves.

At 0%, the discrepancy is only about 0.008, which means that on average the system is off from the ideal privilege level by ±0.004.