Sentence examples for perceived disparity from inspiring English sources

Anyway, he won't say anything that risks getting his friend into more trouble over Sachsgate and denies the perceived disparity in the fortunes of the two men since the scandal – Brand going from strength to strength, Ross still in the wilderness.

Regardless of the perceived disparity in available resources, at this point in the evolution of media, it is telling that the biggest fear of the old guard is reserved not for the traditional behemoths of the "GAFA" quartet – Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple – but for this new line of BuzzFeeds, Vices and their ilk.

However, there are some mitigating factors that may reduce the perceived disparity.

Of course, many reject such a critique and connect steadfastly to tradition, remaining undisturbed by any perceived disparity between tradition and modernity.

Beyond the legal standing of religious beliefs, though, what the Satanic Temple's challenge highlights most is the perceived disparity between deeply held religious convictions and deeply held convictions, period.

This action protects Damon from the perceived disparity between his voiceover work for Inside Job, and, most recently, TD Ameritrade, but it represents a limited view of the current objective of voiceover advertising.

Vickie Karp, the director of public affairs for the department, said any perceived disparities were the result of calculations about where officers were needed most.

Table 2 summarizes the statistics of the correlation between presented and perceived disparity- and perspective-defined slants and between presented and perceived incongruence for all subjects (r-squared values derived from the fits).

Secondary outcomes included the sensitivity/specificity of perceived disparities to assess whether the man in the relationship was more than five or more than 10 years older than the woman.

Hence the now widely perceived disparities in economic welfare between the Pacific states, especially the smallest states of Polynesia and Micronesia, and the fringing metropolitan nations, have contributed not only to substantial migration but also to increasing pressures for further migration.

Thus, perhaps the simplest explanation for DF's failure to benefit from the relative disparity provided by the reference surface would be that DF can perceive disparity only in the center of her visual field.