Sentence examples for create a disconnect from inspiring English sources
Declaration and recognition of a Palestinian state have the potential to greatly complicate things and create a disconnect between the Israeli and Palestinian leaderships exactly when the opposite is very much needed.
Perhaps it is because, when faced with an individual who has a disability, and thus forced to face the fragility of their privileged lives as people without disabilities, they need to create a disconnect between themselves and the person with the disability so as to not feel afraid.
During presentations, the presenter's gaze guides the audience and if the presenter were to look at his device screen to manipulate it would create a disconnect with the audience.
But a lack of machine learning-specific support in the existing engineering infrastructure can create a disconnect between models in development and models in production — normal code is updated much less frequently.
Goodyear says it's a way to create a disconnect between viewers and subject, heightening the sense of creepiness.
Does our traditional view of study abroad create a disconnect between academic, career and global activities for our students?
The pattern creates a disconnect between what many Brazilians consider beautiful and the beauty they export overseas.
"It creates a disconnect between a value we think is important and our ability to live up to the thing we say we value," Mr. Carson said.
Duncan Drasdo, chief executive of the Manchester United Supporters Trustt, who orchestrated the Love United, Hate Glazer campaign said that Ferguson's comments have created a disconnect between him and fans.
The absence of a clearly communicated vision is creating a disconnect within and between organisations across the sector: our research found that only 21% of non-board respondents believe there is a clear vision in place for their organisation.
