Sentence examples for a new fragmented from inspiring English sources

A new fragmented media won't create the shared civic conversation that a Mike Royko or Jimmy Breslin once could.

But the fact that they were unable to anticipate or prevent the attack testifies to the difficulties of dealing with a new fragmented terrorism faced by Europe and the West".Where the French and British services may differ, however, is in their ability to win the support of the communities from which would-be terrorists are most likely to emerge.

The aim is to improve liquidity, standardisation and price transparency in a new and fragmented market.Trying to reach a much broader market is CFOweb.com, due to be launched later this year by Integral, an American software developer.

Our respondents queried how innovation would be possible in the new fragmented probation landscape.

The long-term prospects of all three parties depend on how they adapt to the new, fragmented, fickle politics.

While consumers may be spoilt for choice the fragmentation of content means that they are going to need deep pockets to enjoy the fruits of the new fragmented TV market.

In this research, we propose the construction of a new architecture of Fragmented-Iterated Bloom Filters to redirect events of a distributed event-based system.

Ultimately this could create a new model to unify a fragmented industry.

We developed a new method to trace highly fragmented DNA by using a TaqMan qPCR assay, combined with a DNA extraction protocol specifically designed for wood.

The murder has galvanised attempts to unite a fragmented opposition, including a new electoral alliance between the parties founded by Nemtsov and Navalny.

He had to convince Western that Payton's new company was not just the same fragmented LEP with a new logo, but a coordinated, responsive, global operation.