Sentence examples for disconnect in terms of from inspiring English sources
When things like Ferguson happen, on a certain level I'm still stunned, even though I know it's going on every day, and even though I know that there is a profound disconnect in terms of the humanity of the Other.
"There was a huge disconnect in terms of what the fans wanted to happen and what the owners were doing.
The two groups' responses indicated a big disconnect in terms of what those in charge of device connectivity think is happening, versus what's actually happening.
"Whilst it's important to recognise that there are many high achieving young people in Wales, it's clear that somewhere along the line there is a disconnect in terms of matching up the requirements of employers and the skills of young people".
"Obviously there's a disconnect in terms of what we're seeing and what they're deciding," said General Jeff Page, a skid row activist who attended Tuesday's commission meeting.
We interpreted this disconnect in terms of "relevance" and "excellence".
Enter here the first of many disconnects in terms of the meaning of labels or relationships as we see them in the Bible and as they play out in the 21st century.
I asked myself whether what connects us disconnects interpersonal communication in terms of ruining consistent perception.
It was hard to find meaning and relevance in various texts and assignments…." Another stated, "I think there's a disconnect (in the curriculum) in terms of the lives the students are living".
There is not a greater disconnect in public policy in terms of what the American public wants in terms of preventing gun violence and increasing safety and what Congress has actually done". .
