Sentence examples for was no discrepancy from inspiring English sources

Officials later told the Guardian there was "no discrepancy" because the president also said it could be longer.

Asked about that on Wednesday, Mr. Romney said that there was no discrepancy and added that he does not favor a "special deal" for anyone.

For example, why he will not re-read Steven Bach on Leni Riefenstahl: "her movies were monstrous, but so was she, so there was no discrepancy between aim and result, and hence no lesson".

Conclusions: As measured by first and second authorship, there was no discrepancy between the proportion of female EM faculty and the proportion of female authorship in EM literature from 2005.

Spicer said that there was no discrepancy with his number, and that DHS was referring to "the number of people who weren't allowed to board a plane coming in, so they were stopped at their port of entry, had to get additional clearance and then take off".

We used reaction files containing compound IDs, so that there was no discrepancy in the reactions, based on the usage of synonymous compound names.

Correlation results are presented in Fig. 2a; there was no longer a discrepancy.

There is no discrepancy between Adams in and out of the ring: her easy charm outside it and occasional shuffling flourishes in it complement nicely.

Some experts maintain that there is no discrepancy between rising prison populations and falling crime rates -- that the former has helped bring about the latter.

A US campaign to suggest there is no discrepancy in standards between the two countries has been in high gear for some time, and was deployed again by various US spokesmen on the BBC yesterday, confusing the issue.

However, there is no discrepancy with explicit expressions on hyperspheres in the literature.