Sentence examples for fairly fragmented from inspiring English sources

Few regulatory obstacles to the deal have been seen because the drug industry remains fairly fragmented.

There's no trade body, there's no single profession, the regulators have been fairly fragmented, and the client base is all different.

Although a string of smaller deals has created sizable regional players, the global steel industry remains fairly fragmented and ripe for big mergers, analysts said.

"Right now it's a fairly fragmented landscape, but ultimately it's pretty clear there will be consolidation, and out of the other side there'll be a handful of big, enduring companies that get built in this space," he says.

Thomas Y . Tsao the president of the Prudential Securities Investment Trust Company, the Taipei unit of the London-based Prudential Corporation, said that the two deals would probably set off a wave of further deals in Taiwan's banking and brokerage industries, which are fairly fragmented.

The trouble is that the retail sector remains fairly fragmented, and cooperation on this scale would be very difficult to achieve.

This fragmented mummy is fairly complete.

"It's all very fragmented and this material is fairly hard to monetise - but we are seeing more companies and organisations using it as a distribution channel.

The reality is that moving payment processing from credit cards to apps and/or chipsets is actually fairly challenging, and that situation is not helped by the fragmented ecosystems of handheld devices and their various mobile operating system versions.

"India is fairly underserved when it comes to organized retail and [the market for furniture is] exceedingly fragmented.

That is, fragmented stimuli were created by removing pixel information via a filter so that the original objects became fairly difficult to recognize.