Sentence examples for creating a disconnect from inspiring English sources

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.

The tragedy of Ms. Burks' thinking is that by creating a disconnect between what consumers desire and what a centrally controlled market might "dictate," value ceases to be created, and everyone suffers.

This has fallen out of favor in academia, creating a disconnect between cult film fans and critics.

The other half exhibited clear dose-response effect in vitro and opposite dose-response effect in vivo, creating a disconnect between two data sets.

Chef and part owner Michael Fiore, a holdover from Cucina, has managed to wind together flavors and styles from all over the Mediterranean without creating a disconnected smorgasbord.

To get anything done, people have to jump from app to app to control disparate devices, creating a disconnected, rather than a seamless and even enjoyable experience.

The pattern creates a disconnect between what many Brazilians consider beautiful and the beauty they export overseas.

"Few people know who Peter Wege is, so it creates a disconnect in people's minds," he said.

"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.

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.

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.