Sentence examples for significant disconnect from inspiring English sources

It's a significant disconnect, given how women embrace technology.

But she does see a significant disconnect between these governments and their citizens.

A significant disconnect is found to exist between the statistical modelling and biological performance of predictive approaches.

This failure to establish a pathway between the Academy of Light and the first team represents a significant disconnect and it is part of Congerton's remit to make the repair.

So even though flexibility is gaining popularity as an abstract concept, organizations aren't doing enough to make employees feel secure in actually using it; that represents a "significant disconnect between employer and employee," says Mom Corps.

In still many other cases, there is a significant disconnect between what the banks are willing to sell the securities or loans at versus what hedge funds or private equity firms think they are worth.

"There's some pretty significant disconnects, gaps in knowledge between what the employers think and what the employees think," Glickstein said.

For example, there are significant disconnects between modeling professionals and healthcare providers, preventing the implementation of proposed models.

A 2017 study of the British legal market commissioned by LexisNexis and Judge Business School at Cambridge University contains a stark finding: 'There is unambiguous evidence of a significant and persistent disconnect between law firms and their clients". Only 25% of corporate legal buyers said they would recommend their "go-to" law firm.

It is important to point out, however, that in certain situations wherein there is significant rodent/human species disconnect, either in target expression (Bmax) or binding affinity of a PET ligand lead, then study in rodents would no longer predict PET ligand performance in human.

My expectation is that, if people answer honestly, there will be a significant amount of disconnect between what the parents say they want and what the students think they want.