Fear and despair fan the usual petty rivalries of village life into murderous hatreds, and the community fragments just when it should be pulling together.
Having fought so hard to be recognised as an industry, the tourism community fragments back into its specific sectors when issues of waste, carbon, water scarcity and other "externalities" are raised.
Its developer community fragments into two chief camps: Sharks and Jets, later renamed Core and Classic.
Even so, the literary community is fragmented.
In an interview with The Seattle Lesbian last Wednesday, Sawant said she thought tracing the demographic of attackers was less important than what she characterized as the larger picture: the safety-in-numbers effect of a thriving LGBTQ community being fragmented as some members are driven out by rising rents.
In environmental sequencing projects, a mix of DNA from a whole microbial community is fragmented and sequenced, with one of the possible goals being to reconstruct partial or complete genomes of members of the community.
Communities are fragmenting as diverging explanations for how to cope with change exacerbate pre-existing societal cleavages.
In the late Eighties, courtesy of Thatcher, communities had been fragmented, ghettoised, marginalised; but on the Haçienda dancefloor those divisions, that horrible selfishness, seemed to melt away.
As torture leaves bodies and minds broken, it also tears apart social fabrics, leaving families, communities, and societies fragmented.
After this point there are few historical sources until 255 CE, when a text indicates that the Celestial Master community was fragmenting as a result of the political turmoil within the Wei Kingdom The collapse of the Kingdom of Wei in 260 CE, along with the fall of Northern China to the Huns in 317, further scattered adherents to the Celestial Master.
