Sentence examples for his discrepancies from inspiring English sources

Given how much his games offer players, though, most of his discrepancies are easier overlooked.

In the second volume of his autobiography Kennan reviews his positions as Ambassador in Moscow in the early 1950s and Belgrade in the early 1960s, professes his discrepancies with Secretary of State Dulles, and makes explicit his admiration for President Kennedy (Kennan, 1983).

Tension emerged between Mr. Hurd and the board, they say, over his changing explanations about his relationship with Ms. Fisher and discrepancies in his expense reporting.

Over on the BBC, the top pollster John Curtice was looking more and more harassed at his failure to explain the discrepancies in his own predictions.

Fernando Jaramillo of the O.A.S. said his organization had "discrepancies" with the council's ruling.

Even when Ramsey's A-lister radar isn't on the blink, there are other discrepancies: his goal against Spurs on 2 October, 2011 apparently did for Steve Jobs, but Jobs didn't die until three days later on the fifth.

Reported leaks from Officer Darren Wilson's grand jury hearing over the shooting of Michael Brown not only suggest that the cop will not face indictment, but also that his testimony contains discrepancies compared with the initial police report filed by Detective Patrick J. Hokamp.

Mr. Kirk's background has come under fresh examination after his apology this month for errors and discrepancies about his military record.

The network has also undertaken an internal review of his work to examine other possible discrepancies in his reporting.

His response to the discrepancy between his addition list and this numerical string illustrates his belief that he needs to remember what to do in the context of different cues.

Rothermel had done his homework and challenged Wershe on apparent discrepancies between his testimony in the hearing and earlier accounts (including mine).