Sentence examples for only disparate from inspiring English sources

President Obama's counterterrorism chief, John O. Brennan, said in an array of Sunday television appearances that there were only "disparate bits and pieces of information" available to intelligence agencies about the suspect in the plane case, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab.

This change in view both made it imperative for him and enabled him to write this book, linking two subjects that were not only disparate but that had also previously been problematic for him, so soon after having completed his exhausting labors on the first two critiques.

In Syria, however, the U.S. has no reliable on-the-ground partner, only disparate "moderate" rebels who have steadily lost territory to Islamist militants.

The only disparate data were differences in % rRNA reduction.

The only disparate figure in the literature was from Jonas et al 9 where cone density at 1.5 mm (∼5°) retinal eccentricity was recorded as 6000 cones/ mm.

An extensive literature review of shellfish poisoning has shown that only disparate records are available for incidents and episodes within the UK, with only the large outbreaks related to shellfish and aquaculture industries being recorded.

He joins only about 1,000 people to get the badge, an elite but disparate group that includes the Queen, Gary Barlow and Valerie Singleton.

The aspiring firefighters, on the other hand, were trying to show that the test had only a "disparate impact," which does not require intentional discrimination, and, Mr. Scalia wrote, lacks the strict deadline requirements.

It asks not only about disparate understandings of geoengineering itself, but also what these reveal about deeper political dynamics around climate change, science and technology.

Himself a percussionist and player of the oud, buzuq and violin, Zarour writes musical parts not only for disparate cultural traditions but also for large numbers of instruments.

It began in 1962 with Johnny Carson's ubiquitous Tonight Show and has slowly twisted into the only slightly disparate landscape of the present, led by the relatively new triumvirate of Fallon, Colbert, and Kimmel.