Sentence examples for huge discrepancy in from inspiring English sources
"There is a huge discrepancy in Brazil.
There's this huge discrepancy in quality among these hundreds of middle schools in New York City.
The candidates practically split the primary vote in thirds, despite the huge discrepancy in money spent by each campaign.
A direct comparison of both components is challenging because of the huge discrepancy in experimental designs and stimulus choice between language and 'classic' P300 experiments.
"We see in the language the huge discrepancy in psychology and emotions that each side brings to the conflict," said Yaron Ezrahi, a political theorist with the Israel Democracy Institute in Jerusalem.
There is a huge discrepancy in the levels of monitoring outside schools across the country, with many schools in the most harmfully polluted places not being monitored," said Dr Penny Woods, chief executive of British Lung Foundation.
New research examines fair market value of startups worth over $1 billion and finds huge discrepancies in their purported worth.
But from a feminist point of view, "choice" is an illusion as long as there are huge discrepancies in health, wealth and power.
It is regularly used to cover up huge discrepancies in production and distribution tallies that soldiers say can only be explained by theft.
Baltimore's black population was just 24% in 1950, then 46% in 1970, but during the Schaefer years it settled into life as a majority black city, with huge discrepancies in housing, income, and schooling.
