Sentence examples for many disparities from inspiring English sources

Changing market values have made the assessments obsolete, causing many disparities.

The newspaper said the Americans had identified too many disparities on almost every issue to formulate a workable overall proposal.

A disadvantage of the HDI is that it is a national level aggregate that could potentially hide many disparities within countries.

While dutifully observing that there are just as many disparities in wealth within regions as between them, he admits that the south is racing ahead.

That is just one example of how many disparities remain between the administration's account of what it knew in 2001 and what its critics said it should have pieced together.

However, there are many disparities between SCSI and IP in terms of protocols, speeds, bandwidths, data unit sizes, and design considerations that prevent fast and efficient deployment of storage area network (SAN) over IP.

There are studies that show us the disparities--many disparities--from sheer number of employees to wages to fields of study, including a recent McKinsey study.

Now that we can get equally hitched, there's no underlying disparity when it comes to the fundamentals of building our families (though of course many other disparities still exist).

Lamentably, there are many such disparities in the annual report.

Nevertheless, data on Asian American health are scarce, and many health disparities for this population remain unknown.

Thus,current salary differences are neither driving nor alleviating many ofthe disparities in teacher qualifications across schools.