Sentence examples for more disconnection from inspiring English sources

Yes, these thoughts and behaviors ultimately cause more pain and lead to more disconnection; but when we're hurting and when love and belonging are hanging in the balance, we reach for what we think will offer us the most protection.

As one group of consumers desert the system, the costs of keeping the network running and paying profits to the leaseholders would fall on fewer and fewer users, thus encouraging yet more disconnections.

As shown in Fig. 5, the system tends to be less and less stable as more line disconnection disturbances added into the system, which is accompanied by the accuracy index of the system dynamic response decreasing, which indicates that the model accuracy index can be used to indicate the system stability to some extent.

"Ultimately it's more about disconnection, and distant far away feelings".

The knockout models highlighted once more the disconnection between flux and regulatory importance.

This may partly reflect the logistical difficulties of taking images underwater, but there is also a good chance that it may be due to a more widespread disconnection of humans with this type of environment.

It shows that increase in node speed can increase the delay, since there will be more route disconnections.

It shows that the increase in number of nodes can decrease the delivery ratio, since there will be more route disconnections.

The scene is so beautifully executed, and so unpredictable, that paradoxically it makes this moment of connection (which is literally a moment of disconnection) more moving than it might be if it were handled more conventionally.

Nowhere is this disconnection more keenly felt than in that forgotten England largely ignored by the political mainstream and the national media; those places people have heard of, but have never been to.

They start cutting and laying off, which only creates more chaos and disconnection.