Sentence examples for clear disconnect from inspiring English sources

"There is a clear disconnect between the economy and government revenues," he said.

There is a clear disconnect between the outrage below the line and public support elsewhere.

However, there was a clear disconnect in the attack with the former San Lorenzo forward in the mix.

So, there is a clear disconnect – between the opportunities in the creative sector and the rise in unemployment.

"There is a clear disconnect between what Leveson asked for, and the interpretation Downing Street put on that," Mr Bryant said.

There is a clear disconnect between Oman's forward-thinking government and the young people who grew up with — and thus take for granted — free education and free health care.

John T. Edge makes clear the disconnect that followed Project M from Maine to Greensboro, Ala., and how the group's original Pie Lab concept, though charming, shared the drive-by aspect that weakens so many American efforts to do good.

Note/Update: Just to be clear, while Disconnect can help with user privacy around areas like ad tracking by search engines or other companies, this doesn't necessarily mean Disconnect can be thought of as a total privacy barrier against other forces like the government, as pointed out in the comments below.

What the failing of Red Peak showed was a clear demographic disconnect between the Kiwi twittersphere, and reality.

Using this model, a three-phase fault is applied close to the wind farm, and cleared by disconnecting the affected line.

After a fault is cleared, the disconnecting residual DC current breaker isolates the faulty cable from the DC grid to protect the arrester banks of the hybrid DC breaker from thermal overload.