Sentence examples for fragmented groups from inspiring English sources

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"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.

These borders fragmented groups with cultural links rather than uniting them and cobbled together a hotch-potch of historically hostile groups.

The strength of the Occupy movement at this stage resides in its ability to act as both conduit and co-ordinator for those fragmented groups: a doula for a revitalised, progressive coalition.

But power will matter more than anything else, to convince the many, fragmented groups involved that the effort to form a government and set up new laws and institutions is to be taken seriously.

But the raid on Monday was a reminder that the increasingly fragmented group was still capable of major attacks.

Al Aksa Martyrs Brigades is a fragmented group, with some cells, including the one in Bethlehem, financed and directed partly through Hezbollah by Iran, according to Israeli security officials.

A commander with the Pakistani Taliban, a separate entity fighting the Pakistani government, said the fragmented group could only dream about such an operation.

The global reach of the euro, a currency that is policed by a fragmented group of authorities, highlights weaknesses that RFID technology may be well-placed to rectify.

Seeing an industry rife with legacy systems, dominated by a fragmented group of players, the startup has set out to streamline communication between those players and bring efficiency and automation to moving transactions.