Sentence examples for becoming fragmented from inspiring English sources
Their habitat is rapidly disappearing and becoming fragmented, making it nearly impossible for slow lorises to disperse between forest fragments; unsustainable demand from the exotic pet trade and from traditional medicine has been the greatest cause for their decline.
Like the BMA, we fear that increased competition could lead to patient care becoming fragmented and that the bill is a huge distraction from the real issue of protecting and improving services at a time when the NHS in England needs to save £20bn," said Dr Peter Carter, the RCN's chief executive.
He added a private company would have profit as a priority, and private organisations taking over services would lead to the NHS becoming fragmented.
"Respondly solves the problem of communication amongst a team and their customers becoming fragmented, siloed, hard to manage, or just plain forgotten," says Haines.
"As these populations are dispersed to the outer Bay Area, they are becoming fragmented and the political voice that used to occur is no longer there," she said.
As India develops, its forests are becoming fragmented into precarious islands surrounded by mines, roads, towns, power plants and other accoutrements of industrial civilization.
As a result the industry is becoming increasingly fragmented as its markets become more differentiated.The internet has also become a games platform in its own right, making the hobby truly sociable by electronically linking gamers the world over.
"Fragmented versus Integrated" — Android is becoming more fragmented by the day.
Anthropogenic fragmentation poses additional challenges: vegetation cover is becoming increasingly fragmented due to human disturbance, and habitat degradation is leading to changes in vegetation structure even in biomes previously deemed structurally homogeneous.
It's becoming more fragmented.
"The media world - like everything else - is becoming more fragmented, more diverse and transformed by technology.
