Sentence examples for disparate and fragmented from inspiring English sources

"Terrorist attacks we have seen against the U.K. are not simply random plots by disparate and fragmented groups," he said.

Terrorist attacks in Britain, whether successful or foiled, "are not simply random plots by disparate and fragmented groups", he insisted.

Community health workers have been employed in Mozambique since the 1970s, performing disparate and fragmented activities, with mixed results.

Having 11 clinical programme groups which were independent, disparate and "often fragmented" had a negative effect on the delivery of care to older people from 2009 onwards.

Unfortunately, healthcare today suffers from siloed and fragmented data, delayed communications, and disparate workflow tools caused by the lack of interoperability.

BY A whisker, Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, did ultimately manage to maintain the majority of his national camp over the disparate groups that together constitute the peace camp in Israel's divided and fragmented new parliament.

Unlike a disparate group of angel investors – most of whom have very small ownership stakes, limited capacity for follow-on investment and fragmented attention – an early-stage venture firm's team can offer entrepreneurs a focused and cohesive portfolio of resources from multiple skill-sets across varied domains.

This keeps African markets small and fragmented.

The rebels are mostly Sunni and fragmented.

The family, however, is large and fragmented.

It's cynical and fragmented", she says.