Sentence examples for sort of disparity from inspiring English sources
How does one account for this sort of disparity?
That sort of disparity repeatedly diminishes the sense of accomplishment surrounding each Romney win.
If Bell was the chief culprit here, batting as if enjoying net practice to try and rediscover his touch, then there is no excuse for that sort of disparity.
This sort of disparity is, to put it mildly, shocking.
Something is seriously, fundamentally flawed with a system that engenders this sort of disparity in wealth, and a new national campaign called 15 Now is trying to combat this.
Surely strict scrutiny cannot permit these sort of disparities without at least some explanation.
This highlights the sort of disparities which can arise when a small number of DRGs are used to classify heterogeneous patients.
As an example of the sorts of disparities visible, the report cites one private school pupil who recounts work experience for a designer in London, on the trading floor of a financial broker, at a BBC radio station and in a City law firm, contrasting this with a state student who discusses a school trip to Cadbury World.
In a UK of considerable social and cultural solidarity that prevailed for most of the twentieth century, these sorts of disparities between income and outlay between the nations were relatively uncontroversial: they captured the idea that all UK citizens are in it together, as it were.
That was a key recommendation of the special task force Governor Bush appointed in December to develop reform proposals, and the failure to adopt it fully risks perpetuating the sort of troubling disparities that surfaced in November between the votes in wealthy districts and those in poorer districts.
