discrepancy

IPA: dɪskrˈɛpʌnsi

Examples of "discrepancy" in Sentences

To acquiesce in discrepancy is destructive of candor and of moral cleanliness.
At 20 feet high, even going out to 40 yards, the discrepancy is about half a yard.
But do you not think that governments have a part to play in what you call the discrepancy between perceptions and reality?
If you think this "discrepancy" is the death-knell of global warming theory, you really don't understand what's going on, "Bart".
(I'm not sure if the discrepancy is a typographical error, but for the sake of my argument here, I'm assuming that he fell up to his elbow.)
The reason for the discrepancy is the Tigers 'average of just 2.9 points per opponent's trip into the red zone allowed, which is a figure is nearly impossible to maintain and is mostly just random variance.