Sentence examples for both disparate from inspiring English sources

To be clear, this case involved not only disparate impact, discrimination, but both disparate treatment and disparate impact.

And though the work and voices included are both disparate and diverse, a cohesion is formed around the idea of "the muse". The muse doesn't need to solely exist as an object of beauty stimulating desire out of an old white painter.

Present findings of heterogeneity in mental health service use among immigrants from different source regions aligns with research on general health disorders that has shown that both disparate health profiles [ 49, 50, 52, 84– 90] and disparate health service use [ 91– 93] among immigrants with different origins.

Thus, the two disciplines are disparate both in their origins and their current states, yet they address the same fundamental question: how does the genotype affect the phenotype?

The Reluctant Fundamentalist and A Hijacking both take completely disparate elements of 21st-century life, in the way of the noughties global-hopping picture, and attempt to fuse them into a traditional, coherent story: Manhattan high finance and the madrassas of Lahore in the former; a Copenhagen boardroom and Somalian piracy in the other.

Finding a wine to match both these disparate dishes verges on the impossible.

Thus he was beloved by both, seemingly disparate, populations.

Both include disparate influences and lack a coherent organizational infrastructure, making the articulation of specific demands difficult.

Differences in the prevalence of a possible vector or reservoir, or both, and disparate health care associated conditions, including environmental conditions, poverty, and the availability and quality of health care facilities, between rural and urban areas may influence the distribution of R. felis in Gabon; however, these factors have not been determined.

Some of her early work uses spray paint and oil paint, two disparate mediums both in their histories and aesthetic qualities.

Although additional cases are inevitably required to extend the findings reported here on these rare forms of FTLD, our findings suggest that there is a clinical and pathologic spectrum of FUS disease with a common molecular pathology (i.e. FUS inclusions), but with rather disparate pathologies both in terms of the subcellular localization and the neuroanatomic distribution of FUS inclusions.