Sentence examples for a fragmented array of from inspiring English sources

The public policy response has been a fragmented array of measures, both horizontally (across policy sectors) and vertically (across political-administrative-organisational levels).

Further, there are few organizations that take holistic approaches to doing data analytics, leaving instead a fragmented array of projects that have differing approaches and overlap and do little to provide value.

"Without a consistent software development kit there was a danger that the wearables space would quickly result in a fragmented array of implementations that would make it harder for Google to control and monetise.

President Patricia Vance explained that the partnership was intended to help broaden the ESRB's reach into the mobile market, and that "consumers, especially parents, benefit from having a consistently applied set of ratings for games rather than a fragmented array of different systems".

However, there is concern that a vast fragmented array of models may have limitations in coping with emerging practical requirements, particularly as the analytical requirements for urban policies concerned with sustainability are growing wider and deeper.

He said that LulzSec appeared to be trying to inspire others to join a sprawling, if fragmented, array of local groups, which could feed more attacks.

Their parents are known to experience frustration as they try to weave through a complex and fragmented array of services that is difficult to manage [ 17, 18].

And our fragmented array of insurers and providers eats up a lot of money in administrative costs, marketing expenses and profits that do not afflict government-run systems abroad.

The key, he says, is to marry the present fragmented array of company-wide information systems together, using a "corporate approach".

Laurance [12] suggests that hyperdynamism, an "increase in the frequency and/or amplitude of population, community, and landscape dynamics in fragmented habitats," can lead to a wide array of changes in biodiversity, the effects of which depend on the time since fragmentation and stochastic demographic and environmental factors.

(The subtitle, "A Fragmented History of Typewriting," is accurate).