Sentence examples for broad discrepancy in from inspiring English sources
At the same time that Bahia's police strike stunned the country, Brazil's judges have been defending generous benefits of their own, adding to a debate over the country's broad discrepancy in public-sector pay.
4 9 In line with these past observations, we found evidence of a broad discrepancy in research output associated with the relative burden of a disease in both high income regions and low income regions.
He offered to conduct a joint investigation with the Afghan government and the United Nations to resolve broad discrepancies in accounts of what had happened.
Property-owning democracy (POD) differs from the capitalist welfare state mainly in that it is not marked by such broad discrepancies in income and wealth, but instead provides for widespread ownership and control of productive wealth and means of production, including opportunities for greater freedom and control in the workplace.
However, the broad discrepancies in study populations, age groups, modes of muscle strength measurements (isometric or concentric), and testing speeds makes the published findings on these relationships arbitrary and difficult to compare.
Trump's varied itineraries in Japan and South Korea reflect a broader discrepancy in his ties with the two U.S. allies' leaders.
But the recognition of a broad discrepancy between the number of recorded votes and registered voters in some districts only fueled suspicions that the election — and the Guardian Council's arbitration of it — was unfair.
We conducted a search of newspapers to determine the extent of the discrepancy between reporting Coalition and Iraqi civilian deaths (see appendix 1 for examples), hypothesizing that there would be an over-representation of Coalition deaths compared to Iraqi civilian deaths, reflecting the discrepancy in broader public opinion.
None of the 15 games at the Big East tournament last week had a discrepancy in fouls broader than what the Huskies averaged in the regular season.
The broader debate about free expression and about the discrepancy in the treatment accorded Charlie Hebdo and Dieudonné also needs to consider the over-all context of media in France.
