Sentence examples for massive disconnect from inspiring English sources

There is a massive disconnect between Trump's speech and his National Security Strategy.

Natalie Bennett, the Green party leader, said there was a massive disconnect between Mr Cameron and public opinion.

There is a massive disconnect between Trump's speech and this NSS, because Straussians are fully aware of the need to cloak their true intent in more coded language.

The industry was aware of the allergy issue, Mr Fell added, but there was a "massive disconnect" between the figures quoted by cosmetics firms and those found in academic research.

"Battle Royale" takes place in a dystopian version of present-day Japan, in which a massive disconnect between the generations has led to the passage of the Millennium Education Reform Act.

I make the point to McQuaid that there is a massive disconnect between the UCI and what I see as its constituency, and he turns the issue back at me with the aplomb of the practised sports politician.

Massive disconnects between reality, behaviour and policy threaten our species in both small and apocalyptic ways and if I see secularism as anything it's as a pathway to sanity.

Ten years ago, it was easier for a dictator to survive with massive disconnects between what he promised verses what he delivered; there was no real vehicle to tease that apart en masse.

WASHINGTON ― There are a few massive disconnects as Congress and the White House spar over a plan to reopen the government, but one of the biggest is whether relief for young undocumented immigrants, which Democrats are demanding in a deal, is an urgent problem.

Doc angrily tears up a warning letter Marty has written him, still fearing it will alter the future, and a fallen branch suddenly disconnects the massive wire Doc has run from the clock tower to the street.

To say there's something of a disconnect is a massive understatement.