Sentence examples for disconnected issues from inspiring English sources

The successful reframing of the issue by oppositional groups meant that the factually disconnected issues of the proposals in the midlands and the upgrading of the national grid became rhetorically conflated.

What does an American soldier in Kandahar, Afghanistan have to do with the democratic government in Islamabad, Pakistan, or any of these seemingly disparate and disconnected issues?

"While the church's opposition to abortion has been steadfast, it has become a stand-alone issue for many and has become disconnected to other issues of human dignity".

I feel America is disconnected from such issues.

It's not that in the past I've been disconnected from the issues I've worked on.

Something Mr Frum doesn't get into is how the "Goldwater myth" is disconnected from political issues.

However, it is still mainly disconnected from energy issues and, at the same time, EU policy has shifted to the circular economy approach, indicating further need for streamlining with the resource efficiency approach.

That access, according to the indictment, would have permitted Firoozi to "operate and manipulate" a gate on the dam if it had not been manually disconnected for maintenance issues.

It is hard to imagine speakers more intellectually vapid and disconnected from the issues that affect the everyday lives of ordinary Americans.

"I think it's a mistake to frame issues like economic justice, educational equity, voting rights, as being disconnected from the issue of police violence.

The basic issue of how to preserve access to affordable housing for low-income families cannot be disconnected from the issue of transportation.