Sinn Fein are at variance with the rest of what unionists call "the pan-nationalist front" on half of these issues.
But it is a variance that I have held a long time".
His views, he said, "might be at variance with some of the views of my colleagues on the Conservative benches.
Again, this is at variance with the evidence.
Although it has nothing to do with him, John Reid, the Scottish secretary, was savaged by English MPs in the House of Commons on January 25th.The government fears that too much variance in the treatment of Scottish and English students could cause political strain.
Ms Rey estimates an interest-rate change can explain between 4% and 17% of variance in the VIX.
In practice, though, even if it has not undermined the model, it has at least acquired a free-marketeering momentum of its own which is at variance with the traditions of the "social-model".
The high level of growth claimed by the government appears to be at variance with the evidence pointing to a steady decline in oil production, with the finance minister, Mohammed al-Hussein, recently stating that in 2006 Syria became a net oil importer.
APPETITE FOR LIFE: THE BIOGRAPHY OF JULIA CHILD.By Noel Riley Fitch.Doubleday; 512 pages; $25.95UNTIL the 1960s, the North American approach to cooking was so much at variance with the French that any attempt to fuse the two would suggest either colossal nerve or profound cultural naïveté.
It insists its beers are in full compliance with labeling laws, which permit a variance of 0.3% in alcohol-by-volume content from the amount listed on the can or bottle.
As a result, they tend to be conservative in their farming decisions, eschewing productive ventures that might raise the expected value of their income, but also raise its variance.
