Sentence examples for disparity of course from inspiring English sources

The reason for such a disparity, of course, is that e-tailers are still burning through tens of millions of dollars in advertising to attract customers to their sites.

Private-sector employers are switching their new recruits to "money purchase" plans which build up an individually-owned fund from contributions and investment returns out of which pension benefits will eventually be financed.The reason for the growing disparity, of course, is that public-sector schemes, unlike private-sector ones, have an assured source of funds: the taxpayer.

But that is it.Lamenting the disparity is easy; of course poor and minority neighbourhoods should not be society's dumping grounds.

All sorts of reasons are given for this disparity in prices, of course.

To get involved in health disparities work, one must, of course, have the basic credential: at least a master's degree in public health, Whitman says.

Of course, disparities in race and gender don't only occur on screen.

But, of course, that disparity is not at all uncommon.

A subtext of Mr. Shonibare's installation is, of course, the disparity of wealth generated by industrialization in the late 19th century.

Of course, the disparity between the music and the lyrics is presumably the point of Perfect Symmetry.

This disparity in rates is sustained, of course, by the principle of automatic effectiveness.

This disparity will lead to problems, of course, as dramatists from the ancients onward have taken pains to warn us.