Sentence examples for the growing discrepancy from inspiring English sources
At the heart of Kling's argument is the growing discrepancy between two phenomena: knowledge is becoming more diffuse, while political power is becoming more concentrated.
When the Kovalchuk deal was announced Monday, the Web site for The Star-Ledger newspaper (NJ.com) ran side-by-side headlines that highlighted the growing discrepancy between the real world and the sports world.
However, the traditional idea of the "Franco-German motor essential to the advancement of Europe" is losing credibility with the growing discrepancy between the two economies, the widening differences in national interests, and the weakening of political will to build Europe together.
Its founder and chief executive, Chandran Sankaran, noted the growing discrepancy between traditional methods of financial planning and the realities of today's business, and saw an opportunity.Many firms revise their forecasts and budgets only once a quarter, often on the basis of old data.
In America, pay and benefits have grown twice as fast in the public sector as they have in the private sector.Now that the sovereign-debt crisis is forcing governments to put their houses in order, the growing discrepancy between conditions in the public and private sectors has eroded much of the sympathy public-sector workers might once have enjoyed.
But recent reports have indicated the growing discrepancy (between the predictions and experimental data) and disability of the linear method.
According to this approach, words in ideal, past society incorporated the core of the realities denoted by them, while the crisis of the Warring States period (475 221 BC) emerged from the growing discrepancies between the names (social positions) of individuals and their actual behavior.
Likely due to a lower standard of living and malnutrition in the North, some studies show a growing discrepancy between the average height of North and South Koreans since the peninsula was split in two.
In the most recent edition of Science magazine a group of Brazilian scientists warned there was a growing discrepancy between the positive role played by the country's diplomats at UN climate talks, and the increasingly destructive direction of legislation and infrastructure projects that do not adequately balance environmental and social costs with the economic benefits.
A growing discrepancy between the number of patients awaiting liver transplantation and the number of organs available mandates the use of even marginal organ donors in whom there is major risk of suboptimal graft function.
It is found that typical hydrodynamic features can be reasonably predicted, while the prediction of reaction behavior shows growing discrepancy with increasing reactor size.
