Sentence examples for large discrepancies between from inspiring English sources

Still more vexing are the sometimes large discrepancies between the rating companies' numbers and the logs kept by Web sites.

■ Large discrepancies between Oxbridge colleges in the number of offers to made to applicants from the state sector illustrate that many should be doing much more.

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

Just last month, the French Ministries of Finance and Justice completed reports on Monaco, concluding that "there were large discrepancies between banking law and reality".

One group could be identified by large discrepancies between verbal and non-verbal intelligence (non-verbal intelligence is measured by puzzles and pattern-related tasks).

He said he did not believe there were such large discrepancies between what local drivers earned compared with their peers in surrounding states.

MOST people in Britain earn between £10 and £20 an hour, but this disguises large discrepancies between the top and bottom 20% (see chart 1).

This is because the automated screens that analysts like Mr. Mukherjea use to pick up signs of fraud begin by searching for large discrepancies between reported earnings and cash flow.

Ministers Laurent Fabius and Elisabeth Guigou said in their reports that there were "serious gaps" in Monaco's anti money-laundering legislation and "large discrepancies between banking law and reality".

The first few recounts, he added, showed such large discrepancies between the reported and actual results that the council decided to re-examine votes from a large number of randomly chosen ballot boxes.

Categories without answers or with large discrepancies between observed and expected values indicate poor fit.