Sentence examples for because of the fragmentation from inspiring English sources

"It's difficult because of the fragmentation and the very little bit of the aircraft that's left".

But television, in general, is producing few big stars, because of the fragmentation of the audience.

There's £1.2bn of extra costs in the industry because of the fragmentation created by privatisation.

"It's an anachronistic debate, because of the fragmentation of the press," Dan Pfeiffer says.

Because of the fragmentation of TV audiences and the global economic crisis, advertising is stretched more thinly.

Now because of the fragmentation of the media there are only a few people who are considered superstars.

The microanalysis suggests an over-assistance with PSV during the N-REM stages, because 100% of the fragmentations in PSV occurred during this stage.

And because of that fragmentation the full magnitude of the problem simply wasn't visible to most people".

Partly because of this fragmentation of the U.K. budget, and the difficulty of relating the public expenditure White Paper to the Financial Statement and Budget Report, debate is limited, and it is rare for any detail to be changed after the documents are published.

This might be due to DNA fragmentation in the ancient sample and/or because of the DNA fragmentation process employed during the library preparation step in the WGA protocol.

While this problem is shared by both mass producers and mass customizers, it is more demanding for the latter because of the extreme fragmentation of customers' preferences.