Sentence examples for continued fragmentation from inspiring English sources

MARIO DRAGHI will, on Thursday, make a momentous announcement against the backdrop of the euro zone's continued fragmentation.

What the GDP numbers have done is expose the continued fragmentation within a region where the various economies have different competitive advantages and where there is no stabilising mechanism in place to alleviate stress points.

The continued fragmentation of the al-Qaida organisation may lead to smaller, more autonomous networks but it predicts these new "self-starting" organisations will have access to new technology and may become capable of conducting more lethal operations.

Slant Magazine's Eric Henderson claimed that The Beatles remains one of the band's few albums that "resists reflexive canonisation, which, along with society's continued fragmentation, keeps the album fresh and surprising".

"A lot of the issues that the commissions talked about came true with Hurricane Katrina: wetlands loss, lack of planning, inadequate infrastructure, risk from natural hazards, continued fragmentation of ocean policy, major damage to fisheries in the [Gulf of Mexico]," he says.

Network sales presidents and executives at various media agencies, who do the ad buying for the major advertisers, said that despite the continued fragmentation of national television viewing, the power of the broadcast networks to reach mass audiences on a nightly basis continued to give them an edge over other media.

Reverse the "continuing fragmentation" of the central markets.

But the continuing fragmentation may be preventing potential transplant matches.

"It really works," enthuses a visiting Kenyan engineer.Perversely, this renaissance has been made possible by Somalia's continuing fragmentation.

Populist progress has been accompanied almost everywhere by a profound redrawing of Europe's postwar political landscape and a continuing fragmentation of national votes.

The general trend that we project for the territory of Czechia in the upcoming 30 years is that there will be further diminution of the physical size of land parcels (continuing fragmentation of land parcels) accompanied by a reduction in the Number of Owners (defragmentation of land ownership).