Sentence examples for disparities it from inspiring English sources

Burkhardt's study falls short in its attempt to explain the disparities it lays out.

The report warned that the overall disparities it found were "statistically significant and sufficient to warrant a finding of discrimination unless the company can demonstrate at trial that the statistical disparities are caused by legitimate, nondiscriminatory factors".

The commission's anthology of learned answers was predictable and unsatisfying: social, economic and physical disparities, it maintained, had created such a psychological gulf that "player regarded fan as 'the other' and fan objectified the player as a cartoon figure, thus removing any common ground of humanity and empathy".

For larger disparities, it is possible that disparity thresholds were also affected by conflicts between vergence and accommodation.

In order to reduce consumption disparities, it is important to increase the government's investment in welfare for the lower social classes.

To the extent that we are interested in learning about the impact of an immigration shock on regional employment disparities, it seems reasonable to then list the immigration penetration index at the beginning of the ordering.

But the point is disparity — it's not just women who take care of kids.

One reason for the disparity, it said, was the amount of money that women spend on clothing for work.

Whatever the causes of the disparity, it's clear far more white people are dying from opioid overdoses today.

I mean, anybody who doesn't think we have a problem with economic disparity, it's the worst it's been since the eighteen-eighties.

The BMA argues that higher-paid NHS staff already pay proportionately more for their pensions than most other public sector workers, a disparity it said increased in April when their contributions went up, and which is set to rise again.