Sentence examples similar to discrepancy- from inspiring English sources
Women are still earning 20% less per hour worked than men which is, yes, a greater discrepancy than there was between the pay of women and men at the Ford plant in Dagenham in 1968.
Another complaint concerns what the military sees as a discrepancy between British politicians saying the armed forces were capable of fighting in both Iraq and Afghanistan at the same time and the military saying they were under-resourced.
There's a huge discrepancy between the state of the economy and collective spiritual wellbeing".
He explained the discrepancy between the allowed £200 and the greater amount of $400 by saying that some of the money would go towards the cost of the dinner.
In 2013, the Paris prosecutor's office opened a preliminary inquiry into Le Pen's declared wealth after the state watchdog for transparency in public life warned of a possible discrepancy between his wealth accrued between 2004 and 2009 and his earnings as an MEP.
The colossal discrepancy between Hillary's rockstar aura and the increasingly threadbare humdrummery of the British political scene must be galling for our political leaders.
A decade younger than Moyles, Grimshaw has been promoted to breakfast in Radio 1 controller Ben Cooper's biggest signal yet that the station is serious about tackling the discrepancy between its target demographic of 15 to 29-year-olds and a stubbornly antique average listener age of 32.
The government in Berlin is an institutionalised dilemma and its foreign policy discrepancy is particularly stark in the EU.
Asked this week about this discrepancy and whether growth could be generated by austerity, a former European prime minister who also served as a senior EU official told the Guardian: "There is no growth, there won't be any growth".
The reason for the discrepancy in McCain's tweet was not immediately clear.
Given that incredibly discrepancy, and given the Warriors' cadre of attacking savants, something had to give and it eventually did.
