Sentence examples for sharp disparities from inspiring English sources

The sharp disparities fuel mistrust, residents said.

The sharp disparities among districts defy easy explanation, but theories abound.

All that has made the borders, and the sharp disparities between states, more important and complex than ever for gay couples, and for interstate tourism as well.

A New York Times analysis of how the city's 32 community school districts have allocated money in the last four years shows sharp disparities in the districts' spending choices.

Whatever the cause, there were sharp disparities in how the closures played out from 2008 to 2010, according to a detailed analysis by The New York Times of data from SNL Financial, an information provider for the banking industry.

Large numbers of incomers may be unsettling; economic gloom makes natives fear for their jobs; sharp disparities of income across borders threaten rich countries with floods of foreigners; outsiders who look and sound notably different from their hosts may find it hard to integrate.

Data from the 2000 census reveal a sharp disparity in Manhattan, where most rent-regulated apartments are.

The advertising buy in Miami, he said, had created a particularly sharp disparity between the Bush and Gore campaigns.

They found a sharp disparity on dollars-and-cents outcomes between the top quartile of respondents — those who were most engaged — and the bottom quartile, those least engaged.

It also took note of the sharp disparity between the two men, who have wealth and position to deploy in their own defense, and the two women, who seem relatively powerless.

Hall says the team's work has attracted a lot of interest from the Caribbean, where there are growing demands for slavery reparations, because it demonstrates the sharp disparity between the fortunes of post-abolition Britain and the post-abolition Caribbean.