Sentence examples for earnings discrepancy from inspiring English sources

"Black women make $0.60 for every $1.00 white men make," she said, stressing that the earnings discrepancy is even more pronounced than it is for women in general.

Examples of Social Security-related matters include an earnings investigation by the Social Security Administration or an earnings discrepancy in connection with processing a Title II or Title XVI claim.

Either split them down the middle or contribute a proportionate percentage of your respective earnings, especially if there's a salary discrepancy.

Also, whether such a discrepancy — the earnings the researchers expected to find were actually less than half those they did find — may not indicate some ghastly flaw in that "multivariate analysis".

The bank said the discrepancy in earnings of 4.2 billion Swiss francs was because of the different treatment the United States standards applied to a write-down of good will created by the 1997 merger with the Swiss insurer Winterthur.

The discrepancy in earnings between graduates and non-graduates is gradually closing (it's currently around a 45 per cent average) but there's hope that, with the Government forcing business to take apprenticeships seriously, we could see the difference close further.

The discrepancy in earnings is hardly due to a lack of education, qualifications, or participation in the job market.

FPL found "very large discrepancies" between earnings forecasts given to FPL and those to be sent to regulators, Mr. Broadhead said.

Having spent the majority of his career in Leagues One and Two, he is also conscious of the discrepancies between earnings at the top and bottom ends of the professional game.

2.59pm GMT Last year the Guardian's DataBlog made a wonderful map of the 50 least affordable local authority areas in England (apologies other parts of the UK), where the discrepancy between average earnings and average house prices was greatest.

"There is a large discrepancy between adjusted earnings per share and cash flow at GM," wrote MorganStanley auto analyst Jonathan Steinmetz.