Sentence examples for disparity of about from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Consumers who buy a Prius instead of a 4-cylinder Toyota Camry need to own it 5.5 years to earn back the higher price, according to Edmunds.com, the automotive information Web site, which assumed annual use of 15,000 miles, a price disparity of about $5,500 and fuel at $3.69 a gallon.

"We are not opting out of No Child Left Behind, but there is some disparity of agreement about whether it's fully funded," Mr. Stephens said after Tuesday's vote.

Since the search ranges of motion and disparity estimation are reduced, the algorithm showed time saving performance of about 70%.

"We must insist on answers about the disparity of treatment provided him.

Many Singaporeans also commented about the disparity of the cash awards handed out by the government: S$1,000,000 for an Olympic gold and S$100,000 for a Paralympic gold.

It's about exploiting a disparity of power, with the belief that the victim wouldn't dare speak out.

VICE News spoke with developers of two apps, both winners of a 2012 Department of Labor contest, that aim to help educate people about the gender disparity of average salaries.

This suggests a huge disparity of influence.