Sentence examples for fragmentation means from inspiring English sources

Habitat fragmentation means that fewer true wetland areas exist.

The fragmentation means that safety is likely to be an illusion.

The assumption that political fragmentation means more nationalistic, inward-looking, self-aggrandising cultures in the separated nations, particularly England, might be wrong.

But it also makes it more likely that they will finance low-yielding German loans, sending high-yielding Spanish businesses away empty-handed.In addition, financial fragmentation means less competition for often cosseted domestic banks from nimbler foreign rivals.

Such fragmentation means that it takes a long time for best practice to filter through, he continues: "A particular project may see some innovation that is a better way of working that could benefit the whole industry, but that team disintegrates at the end of the project and that innovation is lost".

Greater fragmentation means greater advertiser inefficiency, which means online advertiser spend doesn't reach its full potential.

Continued steel-producer fragmentation meant that even top global steelmakers had little pricing power.

Our study considers the development of two basic indicators of fragmentation – Mean Parcel Size and Number of Owners per 100 ha.

He told Forbes that the British non-profit was asking for a rate "many, many times" higher than that of the initial 2007 agreement, and that industry fragmentation meant the organization now only represented 50.0% to 80.0% of premium music content on the site.

More broadly within the programming community, our increasing fragmentation also means that we are dividing our efforts on building up existing libraries.

This causes internal fragmentation, which means that only some slots within a burst are used to transmit data, and the remaining are wasted.