Sentence examples for deeply fragmented from inspiring English sources

Starting with the recognition that the research community was deeply fragmented, ZAMFOHR's planning team wanted to map out these fragments and arrive at a comprehensive picture of who was doing what, why, and where (and funded by whom).

Part of the problem was the Army's deeply fragmented culture.

Maps depicting the pattern of voting in yesterday's referendum show a deeply fragmented country.

A death at the beginning brings a deeply fragmented family together.

"Readers' interests have becoming increasingly and deeply fragmented," Mr. Arora said.

The result is a deeply fragmented society, driven by emotions, and radicalized by lack of contact and challenge from outside.

U.S. ally Saudi Arabia is also a strong financial backer of Lebanon, supporting Sunni interests in the deeply-fragmented country.

One senses that what began as a public-relations ploy has connected deeply to her fragmented sense of self.

Although the conflict catalysed major changes in the social and political landscape in Nepal, the transitional justice (TJ) process has remained deeply contentious and fragmented.

The elastic fibers are often large, coarse, deeply eosinophilic and fragmented into small, linearly arranged globules or serrated disks simulating beads on a string [8, 13].

As viewers move through the space, the relationships among the screens change, complicating an already fragmented, yet deeply rooted, reality.