Sentence examples for strong disconnect from inspiring English sources

There is, a Goldman Sachs report noted this week, "a strong disconnect between strong macroeconomic data and the harsh realities of current business in technology".

There seems to be a strong disconnect between what some people want to get out of "neuroenhancers" and what they proclaim is the main benefit.

There is a strong disconnect between the ones who espouse diversity and the ones who make the decisions that impact diversity.

Internet gambling was basically unheard-of, and there was a strong disconnect between the kid and the old coots taking the bets.

"The human rights situation in the country remains dire," Shaheed said, adding that there's "a strong disconnect between the professed policy of engagement and the behavior of authorities on the ground".

Despite the recent diplomatic deal over Iran's nuclear program which has produced a warming of relations with the West, Shaheed noted that there remains "a strong disconnect between the professed policy of engagement and the behavior of authorities on the ground".

Never has there been as strong a disconnect between Israeli perceptions of their actions against Palestinians and the world's.

Thwartings and stutterings, plus powers of reason so strong that they disconnect the thinker from an often unreasonable world: he can manage that standing on his Sid-like head.

Places like China and India are a wild card, markets billions strong that are disconnected from the normal Western software trends.

(Expert opinion) Strong agreement     4.3.3 Disconnecting the circuit 4.3.3.1 Saline should be used to return blood in the extracorporeal circuit to the patient.

Protonation states at biologically relevant pH were correctly assigned (group I metals in simple salts were disconnected, strong acids were deprotonated and strong bases protonated, while topological duplicates and explicit hydrogens were added).