Sentence examples for as being fragmented from inspiring English sources

Still, the medieval devotional scheme was not seen at the time as being fragmented or reassembled.

This mind was one that Freud's psychological theories had only recently identified as being fragmented itself.

Transfer systems are variable in structure and process and are described in the literature as being fragmented, complex, and difficult to navigate.

This establishes the proteins as being fragments of independent genes.

As forests are fragmented, they dry out, losing wildlife and insect species.

Only the complete WSINE1s (84,654 copies) were used in the analysis, as many are fragmented and lack the regions needed to safely define the subfamily.

We love the NHS – but we have been all too quiet as it has been fragmented and undermined.

Such schemes as it has are fragmented and not particularly effective.

However, the creation of alternative unified-banking channels remains a problem, as digital wallets are fragmented across the continent.

As a result, landholding is fragmented.

She added, "Without a common, national definition of marriage, our marriage culture will be fragmented as judges and public officials impose their own definition of marriage".