Sentence examples for disparity which from inspiring English sources

That's a big disparity, which would mean a 72.9 crore debut.

No reason is known for this disparity, which cuts across all age groups and has persisted for decades.

But the stations' reach was a third lower – 33.9% – among BAME listeners, a disparity which the trust said required urgent attention.

We recognize" the Republican National Committee's "concern about this disparity, which, it argues, discriminates against the national political parties in political and legislative debates.

This disparity, which has been deepened by economic policies on both sides of the Atlantic, could threaten Europe and Japan with further spikes in the exchange rates of their currencies versus the dollar.

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

Wealth disparities, which Hu set out to reduce, have widened.

Racial and ethnic disparities, which continue to plague all of health care, worsened.

But the country-wide average disguises considerable regional disparities, which are reflected in Britain's political make-up.

This progress has come despite gross income disparities, which have made cities like São Paulo labyrinths of riches and ruin.

Mr. Rechler said there were various ways to correct the disparities, which he said had grown appreciably.