Sentence examples for been a disparity between from inspiring English sources

There has always been a disparity between the states of the North and the South largely due to colonial past and nature and structure of the international system established after the end of the Second World War.

Traditionally, there has been a disparity between learnt basic sciences and clinical sciences, where complete mastery of the former was not necessarily essential to enable the latter [ 5].

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

It argues that, even with YouTube's content ID system, there is a disparity between videos being taken down and those videos staying down.

If ever there was a disparity between an actress and her characters, it's to be found in Chloë Grace Moretz.

"There is a disparity between the hundreds and hundreds of braids and ponytails and the number of hairpieces we've produced".

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.

In a speech to delegates at the Foundation Trust Network conference, she pointed out that there was a disparity between physical and mental health services.

The group has also concentrated on installing an unnecessarily elaborate infrastructure to support its operations, said several military officials who complained there was a disparity between the resources allotted to the two programs.

There's a disparity between the investment buy and fast fashion – and the latter is as available and disposable as a sandwich from a kiosk at a train station.

Rights Watch UK said there was a disparity between the two departments' responses: the Cabinet Office said it should be entirely secret, the attorney general's officials said that only part of it needs to be withheld.