Sentence examples for a bit fragmented from inspiring English sources

"There are lots of apps out there — there's actually a lot of educational apps out there; it feels a bit fragmented," she said.

Editor in Chief Brian Walton acknowledged that the audience is a bit fragmented, and beyond the by now de rigueur switch to responsive design (allowing the site to adjust to any size screen, including smartphones and tablets), the redesign was also aimed at "bringing all the good stuff … to one roof".

In short, iOS will be a bit more fragmented, but sales of the two new devices with the four-inch screens are likely to be high enough to justify the costs of supporting them.

Certainly it would make sense for the company to try to put everything in the same place — and could ultimately make things a bit less fragmented for the consumer.

However, as we move into 2017, this industry shake-up means the all-powerful box is getting a bit more fragmented.

" I think a lot of the difficulty… is their support networks have become a bit more fragmented….

GP3 " I think a lot of the difficulty… is their support networks have become a bit more fragmented….

She found an old website that was mostly in Cantonese with a little bit of fragmented English and dragged a few of her friends out to an abandoned village on a nearby island.

But the progression from that point becomes fragmented – a bit like a first date without a follow-up – and there's a whiff of snobbery towards those who provide routes to musical progression that aren't measured by a pass, merit or distinction.

Between Apple, Google and Amazon working on amazing language systems and startups trying to connect everything from your lights to your furnace, much of the home has become connected (albeit still a bit early and moderately fragmented).

Before we get to that, it's worth noting that the review format will be familiar to people, if a bit scrunched and slightly more fragmented than on a computer.