Sentence examples for greater disconnect from inspiring English sources

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

The fact that Charlie Chaplin wears Top-Siders seems to be indicative of some greater disconnect between him and the environment through which the characters are traveling.

"There is a greater disconnect between the very top of the market and everything else than I have ever seen in my 25 years in the business," said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.

It's hard to imagine any greater disconnect between public good and private profit: the interest of private prisons lies not in the obvious social good of having the minimum necessary number of inmates but in having as many as possible, housed as cheaply as possible.

Linguistic alienation can be a symptom of a far greater disconnect.

Ultimately it would be a sad day for democracy in Wales if any systemic reform leads communities to feel greater disconnect with local authorities".

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.