Sentence examples for still disconnected from inspiring English sources

Some stations are still disconnected from the main line, which will eventually ring Naples.

"We pay our bill on time, but we are still disconnected," she said.

The Energy Networks Association said 459,000 homes suffered power cuts across England, with 166,000 still disconnected.

Those who are still disconnected in the rich world could sign up, too.But although low orbits offer much better latency, they are also more complicated.

I was still disconnected from my grandmothers' country – Yindjibarndi land in the Pilbara region of Western Australia – and the kinship connections that made this community.

"The West Coast found itself completely out of it on Sept. 11, and it is still disconnected from history as it started that day," Mr. Daniel says.

Cebilla DeCastro still disconnects her phone at night, afraid of the calls from creditors.

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.

However, the videos and actual online shop are still largely disconnected," Gross says of the problem the tech is looking to fix.

Even in this era of social networks and venture conferences, start-ups are still surprisingly disconnected on a national level.

Everything was changing so rapidly that I could barely keep up, and the fact that I still felt disconnected from my body did not help.