Sentence examples for disparities from from inspiring English sources

And by the time the game ended, most of the wide statistical disparities from halftime had been erased.

But they found much larger racial disparities — from 66percentto75percentcent — in patients who were treated by the same doctor.

"There are significant disparities from state to state," said Kimball DeLaMare, a camp owner in Utah and the chairman of the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs, a trade group.

The government stopped publishing the Gini co-efficient, which measures wealth disparities from the first 12 years of this century, on the grounds that it could not calculate how much the rich had.

Political supervisors within the Office of Justice Programs ordered Mr. Greenfeld to delete certain references to the disparities from a news release that was drafted to announce the findings, according to more than a half-dozen Justice Department officials with knowledge of the situation.

Short stories too showed great disparities, from the fine etchings of small, ever-recurring sins in Margaret Atwood's Moral Disorder to the odd-angled humour of Vincent Lam's fantastical Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures to Carol Windley's precise and disciplined Home Schooling, in which home truths, both bitter and sweet, were learned by teachers and students alike.

There are studies that show us the disparities--many disparities--from sheer number of employees to wages to fields of study, including a recent McKinsey study.

The biggest disparity from population to screen befell people with a disability.

There is no way to know, however, whether the age disparity from the previous years' experience will continue.

There are plenty of plausible explanations for this disparity, from interruptions to women's careers to old-fashioned discrimination.

Two conservative members of Congress have introduced a bill to reduce the disparity from 100too 1 in the five-year sentences.