Sentence examples for this apparent disconnect from inspiring English sources

It is this apparent disconnect between the promises of politicians and the harsh demands of investors for immediate and across the board spending cuts that is at the root of the financial crisis in Europe today.

There are several possible explanations of this apparent disconnect.

This apparent disconnect between species needs further study.

In order to understand this apparent disconnect between appropriate response and the behavior of local peoples, efforts are made to understand the risky behavior.

When questioned closely about this apparent disconnect at Supernova, Facebook's Dave Morin was compelled to acknowledge that, like Twitter, such is business – and is best left not to the technologists but the lawyers.

To determine the cause of this apparent disconnect between the design and operation of an OSS, documented crew time for maintenance was collected from the three Skylab missions and Increments 4 8 on the International Space Station (ISS), and the data was contrasted to terrestrial facility maintenance norms.

This review addresses the apparent disconnect between international guideline recommendations, real-life clinical practice and the results of clinical trials, with regard to the initiation of insulin using basal (long-acting) or premixed insulin analogues in patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D).

This review critically investigates the apparent disconnect between international guideline recommendations, real-life clinical practice and the results of clinical trials with regard to the use of basal (once-daily) and premixed (once- or twice-daily) insulin analogues.

This picture takes as its loose subject the apparent disconnect between the public image of the artist and his private studio behavior.

But reading Laura Ingraham's book, "The Hillary Trap: Looking for Power in All the Wrong Places," clears up the apparent disconnect.

Cameron Whitman, director of policy for the National League of Cities, said she understood the apparent disconnect between the police and the mayors who employ them.