Sentence examples for fragmented part from inspiring English sources

Twenty years on, this incredibly fragmented part of the industry still lags behind its air, hotel and car hire cousins.

"Into the Arms of Strangers" was produced with the help of the Holocaust Museum in Washington; it is a valuable, if necessarily fragmented, part of that institution's attempt to convey the enormity of what the Nazis did one life at a time.

First, it recovers a fragmented part of the software updates from the collected packets.

Freight brokerage is the most fragmented part of the trucking industry with the top 20 brokers accounting for less than 4% of total revenue.

The hypsometric zone that shows increase of settlement density is 1000 1250 m from 9.53 Stokm2 to 10.19 St/km2 because fragmented part of disperse settlement became a new settlement itself, while in the hypsometric zone 1250 1500 m marked decline from 3.70 Stokm2.34 2.34 St/km2, and the last hypsometric zone >1500 it has a constant state 0.11 St/km2.

This might be because women metabolize alcohol more quickly -- meaning they speed through alcohol's sedative effects and get to that second, fragmented part of the night sooner.

Enlargement applies when the holding is increased in size, either by adding to it or by consolidating its fragmented parts.

And some of the original members, like the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, collapsed with their fragmented parts turning over new leaves -- constitutionally, economically and in their attitudes to civil society.

You can see the influence of Eliot in the way in which Powell takes the fragmented parts of his life and reconstructs them on the page.

"In particular, Toyota single-sources many components that are used on multiple models, while the Detroit 3 use a more fragmented parts and supplier base".

Faculty growing numbers of whom hold fragmented part-time appointments develop their courses in isolation from one another while students are left to their own devices to discern any possible connections.