"I understand there is a justification for the rise in wages," he said, referring to the discrepancy between Freeport's revenue and the amount it spends on workers' salaries.
Ms. Henry, the real estate broker, attributes this to the discrepancy between the incomes of men and women, and to the seeming fondness of gay men, especially those without children, for renovating stately old mansions.
Paul Flynn, the British Labour MP who is drafting its report, has called attention to the discrepancy between the scale of the warnings and the actual threat.
Viewers may not pay much attention to the discrepancy between these newly filmed color sequences and the black-and-white archival images in "Ulysses S. Grant," a two-part installment of "American Experience" on PBS beginning tonight.
John Kornblum, U.S. ambassador to Germany under Bill Clinton, has pointed to the discrepancy between German interests that are basically not the same as its neighbors' and the Merkel government's self-characterization as "extremely European".
The variation may lead to the discrepancy between short-term and long-term erosion rates.
This possibly led to the discrepancy between annotators displayed by the results (Tables 2, 3).
Inefficient mitigation of excessive heat is attributed to the discrepancy between the scope of climate research and conventional planning practice.
The non-uniform deformation near the clamped area contributed to the discrepancy between the stress-stretch curves.
Then the center revises an allocation according to the discrepancy between the reported MRSs and the MRT.
Then the center revises an allocation according to the discrepancy between the sum of the reported MRSs and the MRT.
