Sentence examples for found a disconnect from inspiring English sources

One gentleman, whose wife has the disease, found "a disconnect between people in your field and us," he said.

The reviews found a "disconnect" between what nuclear force leaders say and what they deliver to lower-level troops who execute the missions in the field.

The officials said the reviews found a "disconnect" between what nuclear force leaders said and what they delivered to lower-level troops who executed the missions in the field.

"I found a disconnect between our percentage of women in leadership roles and young women executives coming into the company, and the people buying our products," Kent said in a keynote interview at the conference.

In all cases we found a disconnect between the ways in which these groups described their goals and objectives and the images they presented in their social-media presence.

Parents rightly ask, "Can my child get a job straight out of college, especially when I believe that I will have to pay so much for my child to get that education?" A 2013 study by Eduventures found a disconnect between what prospective students and their families seek in a college education, and what employers look for in employees.

A small-business study finds a disconnect between mobile device use and mobile security preparedness.

So Amber Valletta, who introduced an online business this year called Master & Muse that is dedicated to such designers, was clearly speaking to the converted when she said, "I find a disconnect between the pleasure of buying and wearing stylish clothing and the reality of what it takes to produce those clothes".

But research from Unicef in 2013 found a fundamental disconnect between the views of men and women on FGM.

Last month a survey found a "disturbing disconnect" between parents' traditional careers advice to their children and the needs of today's jobs market.

The IFS found "a considerable disconnect" between the SNP's "anti-austerity rhetoric" not the party's plans,  which imply a lower level of spending than Labour by 2019-20.