Sentence examples for some disparity from inspiring English sources
Some disparity between the stiff fine and the profits.
"Some disparity is inevitable because we are dealing with something that's quite subjective.
"There was some disparity in the information I had about how far along he was in that process.
"We are not opting out of No Child Left Behind, but there is some disparity of agreement about whether it's fully funded," Mr. Stephens said after Tuesday's vote.
Mr. Thompson said some disparity was justified, because "higher penalties for crack offenses appropriately reflect the greater harm posed by crack cocaine".
"There seems to be some disparity between the other members and you, and if you're not there come next year, there's a worry there," Mr. Schumer said.
Yet some disparities may arise from differences in tumor biology.
Inevitably there will be some disparities in states where a couple are married in the eyes of the federal government but not in the eyes of the state.
Some disparities are easier to fathom than others: male boxers have ten events, women (who box for the first time at this games) have three.
While the commercials for Anheuser-Busch and the Pepsi-Cola soft drink sold by PepsiCo topped the lists for both "liked most" and "more likely to purchase" in the Greenfield survey, there were some disparities.
Commission members clashed, for example, on whether future trade agreements should set standards on social issues like labor and the environment as a way of eliminating some disparities in the global marketplace.
