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variance

[vair-ee-uhns] / ˈvɛər i əns /


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Goodwin is also troubled by what he labels “stale pricing,” as marks on some positions have a wide variance and can be conservative or unreliable.

From MarketWatch

They add that the increase in disclosure with more detail on solvency and variances is appreciated but can’t hide the negative impact of markets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lieberman sees a significant variance in the quality of the management teams in the sector.

From Barron's

He adds that there was a reassuring positive variance in its life and health unit but that renewals look weak.

From The Wall Street Journal

Test cricket is a rich tapestry - no other sport has such a variance in conditions holding such influence over the outcome.

From BBC