Sentence examples for great disconnect from inspiring English sources

Between the two lay a great disconnect.

"The great disconnect here is between the businesses and their stocks," said Daniel Peris, an analyst for Argus Research.

It's the great disconnect — yet another reason why so many Americans have a higher regard for a single-celled protozoan than a politician working the stump.

And this is the great disconnect in our society right now, because that feeling of responsibility is still locked behind the fences of our military bases.

"In our society, there is a great disconnect between people and books," Mr. Yunis said, explaining the absence of students in the American Corner.

Between their built and theoretical works, there seems to be a great disconnect; eschewing radicalism and the spectacular, IaN+'s architecture may look unbecoming.

But by failing to resume with the great disconnecting scene and, instead, throwing it away, I had left viewers disappointed, embittered and cynical, he said.

By cutting just as the great scene began, though, you could make the poor chumps sit through all eight commercials in hope that if the movie ever returned, it would resume with the great disconnecting scene.

"At no time since the Gilded Age has there been a greater disconnect".

That's the greatest disconnect now". But others believe that the solution is more complicated.

The area of greatest disconnect was in staffing— one of the lynchpins of HR.