Sentence examples for mainly disconnected from inspiring English sources

However, it is still mainly disconnected from energy issues and, at the same time, EU policy has shifted to the circular economy approach, indicating further need for streamlining with the resource efficiency approach.

The friendship network was mainly disconnected, with groups of local actors who were not connected to the main body.

Here in Ireland, our cultural sphere consists mainly of disconnected arseholes.

Worse still, by overstating the effectiveness of national command and control by the time United 93 was heading for Washington, the government obscured the central reality of that morning: that the Washington establishment talked mainly to itself, disconnected from the reality on the ground and in the air.

The surface of this plain is mainly occupied by scattered, disconnected and irregularly oriented low-lying limestone ridges.

Paper-and-pencil sketching is highly useful but lacks functionalities, mainly because it is disconnected from the rest of the (computer-aided) design process.

The results of the RIP data add to the recent study by Dres and colleagues [ 23] on this matter and indicate that lung volume decreases the patient is disconnected from the ventilator); mainly as a result of decreased thoracic circumference.

Despite an awkward attempt in the epilogue to make connections among the different locales and ruminate on the idea of home, "Braving Home" reads mainly like a quick travelogue and a series of disconnected encounters.

Conversely, Latin America was connected to barbarism, which Sarmiento used mainly to illustrate the way in which Argentina was disconnected from the numerous resources surrounding it, limiting the growth of the country.

Agincourt only made 9.5 kn under sail mainly because the ship's propeller could only be disconnected and not hoisted up into the stern of the ship to reduce drag.

Northumberland only made 7 kn under sail, mainly because the ship's propeller could only be disconnected and not hoisted up into the stern of the ship to reduce drag, the worst speed of any ironclad of her era.