discrepancies

[ dih-skrep-uhn-seez ]

noun

1. the plural of discrepancy.

Example Sentences

In speaking with The Hill, the FTC confirmed it had received the letter, but had no further comment, while a spokesperson for Albertsons Companies said the company follows “all local pricing rules and regulations in the various communities where we operate, and we work quickly to correct any pricing discrepancies.”

From Salon

The group’s writ of mandate claims “discrepancies” between November 2022 election results and its own analysis of June 2023 voter rolls.

From Los Angeles Times

HarrisX, which surveyed 12,000 voters, highlighted "statistically unexplainable discrepancies" in election commission data across at least 27 districts of Georgia, and identified "unusual vote shifts" since the last election in 2020.

From BBC

The New York Times and The Desert Sun found discrepancies when comparing the department’s public death summaries of the 2022 suicides against jail records turned over in civil suits, the video of Upton’s death and information provided by current and former employees.

From Los Angeles Times

They also said there were discrepancies between the number of casualties reported and what the military had observed.

From BBC

Related Words

• difference
• disparity
• distinction
• divergence
• error
• inconsistency
• miscalculation
• variation