Sentence examples for a considerable disconnect between from inspiring English sources

The SNP has a "considerable disconnect" between its anti-austerity "rhetoric" and its plans.

The IFS found "a considerable disconnect" between the SNP's "anti-austerity rhetoric" not the party's plans,  which imply a lower level of spending than Labour by 2019-20.

But despite the government's acknowledgment of the problem and recent initiatives, there is a considerable disconnect between the three key sites of practice – statutory children's services, the domestic violence and abuse sector and child contact agencies.

Even so, ISS, a consultancy, complained of a "disconnect" between pay and performance.

That's where there's a disconnect: There's a disconnect between true artists and one-hit wonders.

A small-business study finds a disconnect between mobile device use and mobile security preparedness.

There is a great disconnect between people's pride in being European -- not Russian or American -- and their considerable distaste for the institutions that this greater Europe has engendered, which seem to be of the governments, by the politicians and for the bureaucrats.

And there is a complete disconnect between critics and audiences".

There's a blissful disconnect between medium and message here.

Rarely has a film exhibited a bigger disconnect between urban realism and utter ludicrousness.

Or was there was a huge disconnect between the E.P.I.'s numbers and economic reality?