Sentence examples for wide disconnect from inspiring English sources

"There has been a wide disconnect between the people and the government".

He did so in part, he says, because he hoped the resulting music would "give some insight to civilians, because there's such a wide disconnect.

It is all but impossible for a beat cop to rise to the top, making for a wide disconnect between police officers and their leaders.

In fact, it's not a market at all, given the wide disconnect between buyers and sellers.

If the investigators suspect that a victim has been sexually active, they may drop the case altogether, evidencing a wide disconnect between legislative progress and the realization of rights for sexual assault victims.

But the findings also suggest a wider disconnect between parents and political initiatives.

The dramatic, genome-wide disconnect between the phases of rhythmic CLK BMAL1 DNA binding and rhythmic target gene transcription suggests that other transcription factors and/or mechanisms collaborate with CLK BMAL1 binding and are critical to determine the phase of clock gene transcription.

Commissioned by Republican strategist Marty Wilson, who managed Carly Fiorina's failed campaign for the California Senate, the survey of 400 California Latino voters found a wide Latino-GOP disconnect in the Golden State.

Well yes, because it shows a disconnect across wide sections of the political and media classes over the law and how it should be applied.

There is a disconnect today, wider than it has ever been, between those who play, those who own the clubs and those who support the teams.

This disconnect from wider peer norms may explain the strong social role that NSSI serves within the Alternative peer group, both to separate it from other groups, e.g. 'avoid being with people' and as characteristic in-group feature for some, e.g. 'to belong to a group'.