Sentence examples for real disconnect from inspiring English sources

"There's a real disconnect.

"It's a real disconnect".

The real disconnect here is not between EMI's lawyers and the public mood.

There is a real disconnect between what the public want and what broadcasters traditionally want.

But, she adds, "there is a real disconnect between what buyers are willing to pay and what sellers will accept".

Given that New Jersey has high taxes, car-insurance premiums and housing costs, that is a real disconnect.

The study begins by trying to explain two very real disconnects in investing.

We ended up with $7.5 billion in cash, pervasive quality problems and a real strategic disconnect with where the market was quietly heading.

CNN Money asks, "Is there a 'bamboo ceiling' at U.S. Companies?" quoting Michael Hyter's explanation of the "real cultural disconnect" between his American and Asian clients.

"I think there's a major retail real-estate disconnect," he said.

Both services are doing something admirable: trying to push us offline, away from our desks, and out the door so that we actually experience music in-person, with other real people, disconnected from routines of everyday life for a few hours.