Sentence examples for badly fragmented from inspiring English sources
Half a dozen Latinos are running, or talking about running -- so many that some leaders fear the vote will be badly fragmented and an Anglo may win.
In Italy, where politics has been more badly fragmented than in most countries, the Democratic Party has been re-energised under the reformist Matteo Renzi and is on track to win more than 40% of the vote.
New Yorkers have just watched a political race that featured harsh attacks, racial divisions, piles of money, a badly fragmented Democratic Party and enormous challenges for the eventual winner.
Mr. Giuliani, former Mayor Edward I. Koch and other critics of the status quo say that in practice, the system is badly fragmented and highly politicized -- often distracted, in fact, by political infighting.
Along with the Gospel of Judas, the codex contains the pseudepigraphal (noncanonical and unauthentic) First Apocalypse of James, a letter of the apostle Peter, and a section of a badly fragmented work provisionally identified as the Book of Allogenes or Book of the Stranger, a Gnostic text that was also among the codices found at Najʿ Hammadi in 1945.
Unless that improves, aid is likely to remain badly fragmented.Still, the picture is not all doom and gloom.
Quite right, but that doesn't mean one should imitate - badly - the fragmented ethnic idioms of one's adopted country: the cod Yiddish, the fughedaboutits supposedly uttered by Italian Americans and so on.
The information about these areas is fragmented, badly organised, and often unsearchable.
The information about emerging markets is fragmented, badly organised, unsearchable and not in real time.
German co-operatives and community banks are fragmented, often badly run and tend to drive down returns in the whole banking sector (see article).
He added one important qualification: the fragmented remains were too badly burned to permit any quick forensic confirmation of what the Attorney General was presenting, in macabre detail, as fact.
