lack of connection
collocation in Englishmeaningsofandconnection
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noun
uk/kəˈnek.ʃən/us/kəˈnek.ʃən/
the state of being related to someone or ...
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Moreover, students could have reported that they experienced teachers as supportive to other students, even if they themselves felt alackofconnection.
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The loss of a productive working life had resulted in a feeling oflackofconnectionfor at least five men in the sample.
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Thelackofconnectionwith the wider health sector was a definite disincentive to us to do so.
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This need not be the case and alackofconnectionis not obligatory for application of the theory.
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On the contrary, it has been shown that there was alackofconnectionbetween opinion and aid policy.
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Given thelackofconnectionbetween stress and word-minimality,22 a new explanation for the word minimum needs to be sought.
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Here, it highlights thelackofconnectionbetween congressional district and local interests.
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Moreover, the lack of any coverage in other news media, andlackofconnectionwith formal decision-making structures, meant that its impact on the public sphere was negligible.
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I do not discuss these earlier tombs because of the lack of ceramic data, not because of any perceivedlackofconnectionto the shaft and chamber tombs.
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Thelackofconnection, day by day, to satellite television has a detrimental effect.
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There is no obviouslackofconnectionthere.
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I deplore thelackofconnection.
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The general objection raised to that, apart from the question oflackofconnectionwith the locality, was that of the advantage that it gives to party machines.
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There is a chroniclackofconnectionbetween economic and financial objectives, and the need to satisfy, above all else, the needs and fundamental rights of these peoples.
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Closely related to this gap, there is thelackofconnectionbetween dialogical self research and mainstream psychology.
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The drug being, materialism, greed,lackofconnectionto spirit.
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In most cases, the signal is alackofconnectioneither to the extracellular matrix or other cells.
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Towns preferred thelackofconnection, since it required the hiring of teamsters and populated hotels with guests.
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