Sentence examples for of the discrepancy between from inspiring English sources

Things of that kind happen because of the discrepancy between national tax legislation.

The preface, however, reveals, with a certain mock-humility, his own sense of the discrepancy between them.

Because of the discrepancy between Mr. Gore's responses and some of the documents, Mr. Conrad has recommended that a special counsel be appointed to investigate the matter further.

More fundamental will be the question of the discrepancy between the image of Obama the uniter and the reality of Obama the liberal.

He announced Friday that in light of the discrepancy between the brothers' statements, he plans to call both to a hearing after Thanksgiving to sort it out.

But Phillips made the unscheduled trip because of the discrepancy between what Valentine told him in a telephone conversation and what the manager told a reporter in an interview.

Filming himself striding across the Western landscape (Anderson was one of the first filmmakers to leave New York for California), he must have been acutely aware of the discrepancy between his personal history and his invented character.

Lynch has argued that much of the discrepancy between what Autonomy's annual results suggested the company was worth and what HP now believes it should be valued at stem from applying different accounting rules.

Some of the discrepancy between grades and test scores could be explained by test anxiety — some students have trouble showing what they know in a standardized, timed environment.

But the study concluded that "none of the three explanations explain more than a small share of the discrepancy" between the two sets of data.

But because of the discrepancy between the two media, the artistic result is bound to remain second-best: essentially this is visual radio plus tonsils.