Sentence examples for fragmented position from inspiring English sources

Gruber explains, "There was a fragmented position [across Europe] and no reference point".

At the same time, Europe's fragmented position causes it "to punch below its weight", writes Mr Sapir (already known in Brussels for the furore over his 2004 report, written for the European Commission, on the EU's failure to focus on growth and rational spending).Eurocrats seem unsure whether to be cocky or anxious about Europe's position in the world.

It results in owners with fragmented positions, making it more difficult to approach companies as united.

The dominant owners are principals rather than agents; they hold significant stakes, rather than small, fragmented positions.

We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.

In essence, a highly m6A-specific antibody is used to immunoprecipitate methylated RNA fragments out of a randomly fragmented transcriptome; fragments are then deep sequenced to identify positions of signal enrichment.

If they had listened to Ayeeri maybe they would be in a different position".Although fragmented, al-Qaeda is still active.

In this analysis, counterstaining of retinal coronal sections with the nuclear marker TOTO (see below) allowed us to clearly visualize the position of fragmented nuclei in different retinal layers.

The United Nations, though, with its chronic budget problems and fragmented leadership, is poorly positioned to follow the more-is-better rule.

Furthermore, a deeper search on the A. pisum LSR1 genome led us to find also a third copy of dcr-1 in this species, although partial and fragmented into two different positions of the currently available scaffolds of the genome (version 2 Assembly).

IN Australia, Les Murray comes as close as possible, in these culturally fragmented times, to occupying the position of a truly national poet.