discrepancies

[dih-skrep-uhn-seez]

noun

1. the plural of discrepancy.

Example Sentences

"The discrepancies reported in recent testing are part of a broader, industry-wide issue," he said.

From BBC

While the two watched film, Hill said they found discrepancies between things Sasaki “still almost thought he was doing” in his delivery, but weren’t translating in how he actually threw the ball.

From Los Angeles Times

He said Mr Arter's evidence about his wife's death was inconsistent and unreliable – but he did not accept any discrepancies as fact.

From BBC

And instead of asking officers to clarify any discrepancies in their statements, Lloyd automatically assumes they are lying, some critics said.

From Los Angeles Times

It is merely what Donald wants, so in Oklahoma the state government plans on institutionalizing his delusion by teaching that there were “discrepancies” in the election when there were none.

From Salon

Related Words

• difference 
• disparity 
• distinction 
• divergence 
• error 
• inconsistency 
• miscalculation www.thesaurus.com
• variation