Sentence examples for generally disconnected from inspiring English sources

The department-level projects are generally disconnected from one another, and have separate legislative, financial, and management mechanisms (Brunei Darussalam Government 2011b).

Of course, the counterpart to all that fun is giving up a year or a semester's worth of your already established and familiar college experience, to miss out on events, parties and friends' lives and to feel generally disconnected from people on the other side of the world.

In the past, English-speaking students, especially those studying at the prestigious McGill University, were generally seen as disconnected from the politics that affect student life in the province.

And even if the Dow were a better index -- if it were more like the S&P 500, say -- the stock market generally has been disconnected from the broader economy for quite a while.

SIM cards generally have wireless services disconnected, but try this: Find a Wi-Fi hotspot, and launch Safari on your Go-iPhone.

Indeed, the Welsh results suggest people there feel more disconnected with others generally.

Johnson said generally the disconnect comes down to the language barrier most of the refugees can't speak English, and the hotel staff can't speak Arabic.

These efforts are typically disconnected from each other and generally focus on solving specific development issues.

'Ivory Tower' as a term is generally used to depict intellectuals that are disconnected from everyday life and reality.

Yet this only fueled a sense that he was disconnected from family, friends, and society generally.

While generally successful, this approach sometimes produces clusters corresponding to highly disconnected subnetworks, since the network is only used as one of the sources of distance information, without requiring connectivity.