Sentence examples for discrepancies that from inspiring English sources

The reviews did not find any material discrepancies that required correction.

But the report also uncovered many discrepancies that did not stem from these circumstances.

She was memorandum interviewed, but there were found to be a lot of discrepancies that had to be explored".

"The discrepancies were bookkeeping discrepancies that happen every day at Lilly and at any other drug company," Ms. Moore said.

It is the discrepancies that grab our attention and make us look more sharply and deeply.

And within the Arab world there are vast regional discrepancies that limit the value of generalisations.

Through statistical analysis, journalists could make sense of complex trends and in some case find discrepancies that could be the basis of blockbuster investigations.

But the study found striking differences in the way that urban and nonurban counties handled the death penalty, discrepancies that had more subtle racial implications.

Berning wasn't disposed to question shocking discrepancies that surfaced in the ledgers, especially after the Kreuger account led to his making partner.

Efforts to purge voter rolls are notoriously prone to error and misuse, because of the innocent or inconsequential discrepancies that abound in voter records.

He thinks the true motive is to let civil servants trawl speculatively through various official databases looking for discrepancies that might identify benefit cheats or tax dodgers.