Sentence examples for to be a discrepancy from inspiring English sources

There then seemed to be a discrepancy between reference numbers and names.

If there appears to be a discrepancy, an investigator will be dispatched to do a field check, he said.

He added: "There still seems to be a discrepancy between a Paralympic medal and an Olympic medal.

From this research, there seems to be a discrepancy between the support those doing the reviewing wish for and what those overseeing the process are prepared to offer.

There always seems to be a discrepancy between the advertised price of plane tickets and the price you end up paying.

They found what appears to be a discrepancy in our previous estimates of how often objects this size will hit the planet: we've slightly overestimated the blast damage of individual impacts, but we've underestimated the risk of impact by a factor of ten, meaning that meteors like Chelyabinsk could be coming every fifteen to twenty years.

Also, we noticed that it seems to be an discrepancy between the number of patients fulfilling the criteria for depression and those scoring above ten on self-reported scale for depression (HAD), but self-reported anxiety seems to be more congruent with the clinical diagnose.

Likewise, I believe there is bound to be a certain discrepancy over the amount of authority in financial matters so long as I generate most of the income.

There seemed to be a great discrepancy between his background and his high position -- and now it seems that, like the Kursk and its fleet, Mr. Putin lacked the resources to cope with an emergency.

"You see," she said, "our reports are prepared by a machine, and since the machine can't divide by 12, it multiplies by 8, so there's bound to be a little discrepancy".

There appears to be a considerable discrepancy between recommendations and sedation practice.