gross discrepancy

Clark recalls the gross discrepancies that existed between her school and the white school across the street.

The quartermaster tailor followed behind them, correcting any gross discrepancy in size and fit.

'The visit, in view of the time allocated, was necessarily superficial and only likely to have picked up gross discrepancies,' it said.

Such a gross discrepancy, however, merely indicates that the method of intercalation has been omitted."

If gross discrepancies are discovered after the sale there could be actions for either misrepresentation or fraud, and damages sought."

Rushkin said he had then called in a computer expert, a man he trusted completely, and asked him to go over the printout to see if he could spot any gross discrepancies or anything even slightly suspicious.

As Chair, Osmeña tried to block the approval of the construction of the Casecnan and the San Roque dams having discovered gross discrepancies in the costs and benefits of the projects.

"The policy grows out of a desire to control expenditures," said Marilyn Johnson, a lawyer for the Chicago Board of Education, "and a desire to make sure there are not gross discrepancies in fund-raising activities, so that the availability of funds in more well-heeled communities is not greater than that in less affluent communities."

And although, in all the many reports of the evidence, the relative expressions in question are distinctly and invariably employed just as I have employed them in this conversation with yourself, no notice whatever of the gross discrepancy has, as yet, been taken by any of the public journals, or by any of the Myrmidons of police.