Sentence examples for created fragmented from inspiring English sources
Phone and operating system manufacturers as well as the carriers have created fragmented and feature poor cookie environments on phones.
Tropical ecosystem conversion to agriculture has caused widespread habitat loss and created fragmented landscapes composed of remnant forest patches embedded in a matrix of agricultural land uses.
Our lab results show that a no-bonus mechanism always created fragmented habitat, whereas with the bonus, players found the first-best habitat reserve.
The fragmented ownership pattern in areas with non-industrial private forest ownership (NIPF), in combination with these forestry practices, have created fragmented forests with relatively low proportions of habitat types important to many species.
It is a liability because creating fragmented children's social work services and child protection systems will add complexity and reduce clarity of responsibilities.
Because our misguided regulatory behaviour forced Murdoch into satellite and then hobbled his pay-TV competitors – forcing him out of ITV Digital and creating fragmented cable competition that never had the national scale to compete with BSkyB.
Mr. Reed and the musicians performed in front of video projected on a patterned backdrop, creating fragmented glimpses of characters in the songs and giving impressions of the narrative rather than enactments of it.
A better focus would be on strengthening health systems and building health-promoting environments that can tackle communicable and non-communicable diseases alike, rather than creating fragmented single-disease programmes.
This is due to different amounts of data being inserted and removed during routine usage of the source database, creating fragmented free space [53].
Taking cues from a chilling score by John Davidson, Bitzouni creates fragmented landscapes and abstract humanoids from scraps of colored paper.
Predominant problems identified by parents are infants' difficulties in falling asleep and staying asleep [ 2], which create fragmented sleep and/or short sleep duration.
