Sentence examples for be a disparity between from inspiring English sources

James Schneider, a Momentum spokesman, said of the survey: "There does appear to be a disparity between the CLP secretaries and executive officers and the membership as a whole.

"So you plop this federally supported research and development lab, where you have to pay people a lot of money to stay there, and of course there's going to be a disparity between the people who live there and the people in Española".

Where there seems to be a disparity between, let's call it — let's use the literary language, with the signs and things — signs and their meanings, things and what they stand for and part of this effort is to literally stitch this to, this break between signs and symbols, meanings and signs, stitch them together.

Daly, who commanded everything from destroyers to carrier strike groups, said the recent incidents have highlighted what appears to be a disparity between how well ships that are based in Japan perform, as compared to ships that are based in the continental United States or Hawaii and set sail from there.

They pointed out that rail companies had other costs associated with delays other than customer compensation, but admitted that there did appear to be a disparity between what customers got in compensation and what was paid out to train operating companies.

The Tory MP said there appeared to be a "disparity between the foreign secretary and Number 10".

There is a disparity between the relative strength of the British women and the British men.

But, like any other league, there is a disparity between the top and bottom.

I think, though, that there is a disparity between consumer demand for multiplayer and consumer use of multiplayer.

Another important factor that plays into this crisis is a disparity between income and the cost of housing.

There has always been a disparity between Trump's self-promotion as the master negotiator and the reality.