Sentence examples for clear disparities from inspiring English sources

The interviews revealed clear disparities in wealth.

Others point to clear disparities in health outcomes to argue that race matters.

The former seems most likely since there are clear disparities between the online and print versions of the story itself and the leading article, suggesting last-minute amendments to take account of the Tories' change of mind.

Twenty-one species were detected, dominated numerically by several skinks and a pygopodid, with clear disparities in the biogeographic distribution of reptiles and also variation owing to survey technique, location, grazing regime, and the presence of trees.

However, Finberg, who said he had interviewed about half of the 60 women who may be part of his lawsuit, said their testimony indicated there were clear disparities and prejudices that hurt women at the Mountain View company.

Dr. Sherry Baron, the coordinator for priority populations and health disparities at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, is updating her 1994 study that showed clear disparities across field positions.

Results show a clear disparity between women and men.

But there is a clear disparity between the likely outcome for the two asset classes.

Moreover, there is a clear disparity between girls and boys when it comes to marrying young.

There is a clear disparity in the attention focused on Clinton's supposed ethics problems compared with Trump's.

Although chance was also evident in some examples of religiously inspired terrorism, overall 88% of interventions were intelligence-led, suggesting a clear disparity," the report says.