Sentence examples for growing disconnection between from inspiring English sources
There is a growing disconnection between the older and younger generations of physicians.
What I do see is a growing disconnection between growth and jobs.
I am not saying that the growing disconnection between ordinary citizens and formal politics is not important and that nothing should be done.
The closing of WBCN-FM comes at a time when there is a growing disconnection between the general public, and community and national media, as well as a fading of the belief that one reporter, or one newspaper, or one community radio station, can make a difference.
At these levels, inventories of land cover are commonly available but knowledge on social environmental interactions is missing, leading to a growing disconnection between knowledge generation and decision-making.
Recent high-profile celebrity interventions on the subject have served to underline the growing disconnection.
The fact that he was not personally part of the schemers' municipal greed only underlined his growing disconnection from effective management.
Asked why they would use their vote on an untested newcomer, the auto-rickshaw drivers responded with a stream of grievances — over bribetaking transport inspectors and thuggish police constables, but also over the price of onions, registration fees, potholes and a growing sense of disconnection between the governing class and the governed.
"Do you like tinned food?" The dance of connection and disconnection between these two souls, each grown comfortable in the isolation of his existence and yet seduced by the solace of company, is both comic and sad.
What was once normal, healthy scepticism about our "betters" has been disfigured by a growing sense of paranoia, fuelled by alienation and the disconnection between our actions as individuals and the world at large.
