Sentence examples for by the splintering of from inspiring English sources

Simultaneously, the traditional way of turning out a broad audience — TV commercials — has been undercut by the splintering of television viewing.

Our attachment to the medium, of course, is obscured by the splintering of our attention across so many cable offerings, in addition to the major networks.

Syria's economy is at a standstill, paralysed by fuel shortages and the splintering of the country into a patchwork of semi-autonomous fiefs, where government control is often exercised only sporadically, at gunpoint.

People here want results, a challenge made all the more complicated for Mr. Obama by recent regional developments: the splintering of the Palestinian leadership; the empowerment of militant groups like Hezbollah and Hamas; lingering anger over Israel's offensive in Gaza; and the aggressive foreign policy of Iran.

The impact of roads extends far beyond the roads themselves, the scientists said, by enabling forest destruction, pollution, the splintering of animal populations and the introduction of deadly pests.

About 100 people watched from the streets just after sunrise as crews flattened the house with a backhoe and a logging crane, the morning silence broken by the roar of equipment and the splintering of wood.

Like The Bear Came Over the Mountain, the Alice Munro story on which it is based, Away From Her uses fractured chronology to convey the splintering of experience caused by Fionas loss of memory.

Robert Parker dancing the Sarabande in the same ballet, whirled every which way by the splintering grenade of the score.

Does she have the splinter of ice?

This is a short video by the NYU splinter of a DARPA-funded project that aims to improve the way robots perceive the world around them (and most importantly, in front of them).

It was still dark when Garver was awakened by a splintering of headlights through the trees; he heard the car going down the driveway and listened it into silence.