Sentence examples for fragmented resources from inspiring English sources

Central coordination and planning is needed to minimize duplicated efforts, and to overcome the fragmented resources and ineffective decision-making that dilute impacts.

The idea, she said, was to think of the playgrounds as part of the whole, instead of "fragmented resources" for different neighborhoods.

In unifying the school department's fragmented resources and meeting projected school needs in a new building, the Relocation Study Group said the town would save almost $200,000 annually over 20 years versus leasing the same amount of space.

Again fragmented resources, even one MAS, can be allocated for BE flows.

The OpenTox data facilities, made publically accessible through a web services framework, provide a solid basis for addressing the above mentioned replacement alternative goals in a more efficient, technically sound and integrated way compared to current uncoordinated practices and fragmented resources.

At their best, such organizations channel fragmented resources and yield extraordinary impact for society.

In some parts of West Bengal including South 24 Parganas district, departure from traditional cropping pattern has been a trend for the last one and half decades (Goswami [2007]; Bhattacharyya [2008]) for enhancing income from fragmented land resources, which are challenged by abiotic stresses (e.g. salinity).

The nature of energy policy at a federal level, the very fragmented US resource base, very difficult to get to law.

This information, although comprehensive, often remains fragmented among multiple resources.

Hauled before the Senate Banking Committee Tuesday, regulators blamed limited resources, fragmented oversight and a lack of coordination between agencies for letting Madoff and others like him fall through the cracks.

Although the current level of 14.8% may not be as alarming as that found in some other countries [7,14,15], the trend raises issues concerning the quality of childbirth care in the context of limited resources, fragmented services and high fertility.