Sentence examples for fragmented countries from inspiring English sources

Operating out of one of the poorest and most geographically fragmented countries in Asia, it has been an underachiever for most of its existence.

In many ways, he said, "the Arab Spring is the canary in the mine shaft for a broader problem — fragmented countries, too much population growth, terrible education systems, too little water — these countries are the losers".

Secessionism is obviously not only a threat to European states but is also a concern in a great number of developing and ethnically fragmented countries, where it takes often a violent form.

As an example, in Sweden, classically considered as one of the least fragmented countries in Europe (400 km is the average size of non-fragmented land according to EEA 2002), the figures may look quite different when forest roads are taken into account.

How the United States and its Western allies might impose unity on this fragmented country remains unclear.

Or could intervention in a fragmented country just make things worse?

Maps depicting the pattern of voting in yesterday's referendum show a deeply fragmented country.

He recognized the humanity in all people and was a voice of unity and healing for a dangerously fragmented country.

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, appointed last year to much acclaim, is accused of employing warlords to assert his authority over the fragmented country.

By many accounts, the Lebanese Army is widely regarded as the most trusted institution in that fragmented country.

Both at the Science Museum and then again last Thursday Hall stressed that the BBC is both an economic powerhouse and force for good in an increasingly fragmented country.