Sentence examples for desperately fragmented from inspiring English sources
But the industry is desperately fragmented and long experience tells us that it needs a national agency to achieve its potential.
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
Jamie Sykes, 28, London I am desperately worried about how fragmented the opposition to the government is.
Africa's fragmented economy desperately needs airlines to facilitate trade, tourism and growth, as well as to provide employment and technical skills.
TCM is an example of a program that our fragmented health system desperately needs.
Egypt today is a fragmented and embittered society, says Mr Osman, and desperately in need of an inspiring national project.Despite his evident anguish at the current state of affairs, Mr Osman's prognosis for the imminent post-Mubarak era is not entirely bleak.
What Americans desperately need is a way to transition from the current system, which is fragmented and focuses on high-cost, high-tech interventions after illness strikes, to a modern system that delivers coordinated, high-touch, lower-cost, patient-centered care with an emphasis on primary care and prevention.
Both are desperately needed, for Culver City appears at present to be not much more than a fragmented collection of residential enclaves in a confused web of ugly commercial strips that slice and dice the city into unappealing bits and pieces.
Managers desperately try, like all the king's horses and all the king's men, to piece together the fragmented pieces of business processes.
"In 2016, we are too fragmented and atomized — united for the most part only by being equally under the thumb of the administrative state — and desperately need more unity".
