Sentence examples for dangerously fragmented from inspiring English sources
He recognized the humanity in all people and was a voice of unity and healing for a dangerously fragmented country.
Captive-bred animals must be trained to readapt to the real world, and as Mr. Weidensaul observes, "unless there is a sea change in attitudes on the ranches of the West toward prairie dogs," the range of the black-footed ferret "will remain dangerously fragmented, subject to local extinctions from disease and chance".
The ICG highlighted in November how, while an "alluring narrative of a successful counterinsurgency campaign has begun to take shape", the reality is that "Afghanistan still lacks a cohesive national security strategy and the Afghan military and police remain dangerously fragmented and highly politicised".
Yet the 911 operation that grew since Mr. Lindsay made those first calls is less a seamless network of police, fire and ambulance services than a brittle contraption -- fragmented, uncoordinated, and in parts, dangerously obsolete and vulnerable, according to city and emergency response officials.
At the town hall meeting, Medicaid beneficiaries spoke of being bounced from one doctor-in-training to the next within a fragmented clinic system, where fingers and toes were almost amputated and cancer remained undiagnosed until dangerously late.
elongates dangerously . . .
One is dangerously dotty.
This is dangerously overbroad.
