Sentence examples for extremely fragmented from inspiring English sources

Everything was extremely fragmented.

The how-to category is big and growing, but extremely fragmented.

Casey explained that the management of Vatican properties has been extremely fragmented.

Chuuk was extremely fragmented politically, with several independent communities on each of the six larger high islands.

Somali society is extremely fragmented along kinship lines and, to a degree most foreign observers fail to appreciate, lacking in political centralisation.

The most promising product categories, he said, are "those with extremely fragmented vendors, with a large variety of products and very high value-to-weight ratio".

The bank said: "Indian iron ore mining is extremely fragmented and there are over 70 iron ore mining companies in India, on our estimates.

Extremely limited and highly fragmented income maintenance schemes, together with low participation of women to the labour market, contribute to explain high levels of persistent poverty in Italy and territorial dualism.

Thus, comparisons between highly mobile or connected animal populations and less mobile or more highly fragmented taxa should be extremely useful in understanding the role of spatial scale.

Political parties became highly fragmented, a phenomenon that was explained partly by an extremely democratic electoral law (not a part of the constitution) providing for proportional representation.

Polish agriculture remains highly fragmented.