Sentence examples for bit of discrepancy from inspiring English sources

There's a bit of discrepancy between what Kotaku and WhoamItosay are reporting, though.

Well, if not obvious, there's a bit of discrepancy between the $718 million in revenues last year (and estimated $1.3 billion in 2012) proffered by research2guidance's report and ABI's $400 million total revenues projected by 2016.

Their Flash-based product is still in a very early stage, and there's quite a bit of discrepancy between what they've built so far in private beta, and their vision as laid out in a demonstration video (click through to it from their homepage).

There is, however, quite a bit of discrepancy between law and justice.

Yes, there was a bit of a discrepancy between the 36,000 people the charity said it helped and the 1,909 it actually had, but that was the whole point of the Big Society.

(The gift bag for the average tech press party? A t-shirt and USB thumb drive. So there's a bit of a discrepancy there).

Almost all do, but not 100percentt, so there is a bit of a discrepancy across the data depending on how it is sorted.

The number of discrepancies is very low.

However, for cryptographic key generation applications where a bitstring is derived directly from the helper data of each user for further cryptographic usage, (18) then implies relation between the bit discrepancy of an identity's bitstring with reference to the template bitstring and the L1 distance of their continuous counterparts in each dimension.

A bit of Googling found another apparent discrepancy in Mr. Roberts's version of events.

"Things that seem small, such as losing a bit of cash or discovering a $50 discrepancy in your paycheque, can have a huge impact on your well-being.