Sentence examples for because of the discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Things of that kind happen because of the discrepancy between national tax legislation.

It claimed motorists typically spend an additional £133 a year on fuel because of the discrepancy.

Because of the discrepancy between Mr. Gore's responses and some of the documents, Mr. Conrad has recommended that a special counsel be appointed to investigate the matter further.

Because of the discrepancy in the machine count, the board voted, 2 to 1, to conduct a full manual recount at 2 a.m. on Nov. 12.

The underpayments raised the possibility that the Perry campaign had effectively received large illegal in-kind political contributions because of the discrepancy.

But because of the discrepancy between the two media, the artistic result is bound to remain second-best: essentially this is visual radio plus tonsils.

If the tone comes out sounding angry in Democrats and merely aggressive in Republicans, that's because of the discrepancies in power between the two, not because of any temperamental difference between the sides.

Because of the discrepancies in the morphology and in the physical properties of a-LNO and c-LNO films, the best fit modeling of transmission and reflection spectra was obtained by using different theoretical models and different geometrical configurations.

That's always been my feeling, mainly because of the discrepancies of the stories that these young people have given".

However, it needs to be noted that a direct network comparison between the humans and mammalians is difficult because of the discrepancies in the data acquisition, region definition and network construction.

Because of the discrepancies in the literature data, a direct enzymatic comparison between β-glucosidase from A. niger and T. reesei was performed.