Sentence examples for be the discrepancy between from inspiring English sources

One factor may be the discrepancy between the mood of optimism conveyed by Happy-Go-Lucky, contrasted with the more sombre feel of Another Year, which significantly lacks a youthful major cast member.

Another cause may be the discrepancy between the rate of growth of the bone and the contracted soft tissues [6, 9].

The driver of the dissatisfaction may be the discrepancy between how our bodies actually look (particularly with body weight on the rise nationally) and the images with which we are commonly confronted, communicating that ideal beauty equals thin.

An explanation to this overuse may be the discrepancy between product monographs and databases/clinical recommendations in assessment of peptic ulcer disease and GI bleeding as possible adverse effects to corticosteroids.

One other notable feature of the figures is the discrepancy between the ABCe data and the NRS data.

Another debate bubbling away is the discrepancy between funding for London-based arts organisations and those outside the capital.

Among the issues has been the discrepancy between the relatively few bodies found after the battle and American claims that as many as 800 enemy fighters were killed.

The main point Oritz makes is the discrepancy between Uber drivers' status as non-employees and the conditions they are held to.

Essential to Camus' existential isolation was the discrepancy between the power and beauty of nature, and the desolation of the human condition.

Watching it now, what's striking is the discrepancy between the happily-ever-after finale of her rags-to-riches miracle and the unhappiness etched upon her face.

Never is the discrepancy between how men and women are perceived more pronounced than in the world of entertainment.