Sentence examples for fragmented said from inspiring English sources

"Electronic music is fragmented in a way that other genres of music aren't fragmented," said Troy Carter, the tech-minded manager of Lady Gaga, who is one of DJZ's investors.

"It's so fragmented," said Peter Vesterbacka, a developer at the company.

The overall picture is very fragmented," said one senior officer based in the western Punjab province.

"These different protections have all been fragmented," said David Hayes, deputy secretary of the interior.

"The board and committee structure at the exchange was fragmented," said a former official at a specialist firm.

"There's a lot of content and e-commerce about pets, but it's all fragmented," said Mr. Stengel of Procter & Gamble.

"Our experiences with businesses, services and brands are super fragmented," says David Marcus, head of Messenger.

"There's a very low conviction rate in cases of bride trafficking because the law is so fragmented," says Rakesh Senger, an activist with the organisation.

"He's still fragmented," says Evelyn, but he soon pulls himself together to demand more power, access to Wall Street and connection to the internet, like every other megalomaniac.

"For a while I thought French society, like many European societies, was fragmented," says Attia. "But I think there is a kind of repairing culture happening in Paris now.

ONE of the things that keeps the Indian community in Westchester fragmented, say many, is the fact that there is no community center or temple that could serve as a focal point.