Sentence examples for disparity about from inspiring English sources

The numbers of animals in the food chain reflect that disparity — about 70,000 buffalo slaughtered for their meat last year, according to the association, compared with more than 125,000 cattle every day.

Feldman admires Obama, but worries about the widening income disparity, about new legislation in Alabama empowering police to inspect citizenship papers, and the "crazy right-wingers" that comprise the Tea Party.

The machining-induced surface has a lower hardness than pristine single-crystal copper by about −12.3%, and the elastic modulus has no significant disparity (about 2.21%).

The machining-induced surface along [ī00] has lower hardness than the machining surface cutting along [ī01] by about −17.1%, and the elastic modulus has no significant disparity (about 6.9%).

If anyone missed the first reminder of the disparity of about $90 million in payrolls between the Yankees and the Kansas City Royals, the plane circled a few more times to emphasize it.

After the Industrial Revolution, the gap in living standards between the richest and the poorest countries started to accelerate, from a wealth disparity of about 4 to 1 in 1800 to more than 50 to 1 today.

"We're thinking about bringing more transparency to racial disparities about those three systems," Steele told TechCrunch.

There were also some disparities about whether health RCS 'impact' referred to health outcomes, research capacity or both.

The disparity means about 1,200 more students from the class of 1999 dropped out than from the class of 1998.

Mr. Briggs estimated that at the end of May, there was a disparity of about 450,000 tons between reported aluminum inventories and actual supply.

"The recent deaths... have brought to the surface some hugely important concerns about race, disparity in treatment, about use of force and, ultimately, about trust," Fardon said.