Sentence examples for fragmented state from inspiring English sources

The fragmented state of ordinary life at last becomes coherent.

Another area where the African Union must act courageously is in confronting the continent's fragmented state system.

In fact, the published proceedings of the ANY conferences provide an unparalleled record of architecture's fragmented state at the close of the 20th century.

Such is the fragmented state of privatised UK railways that investigators have had difficulty proving the existence of such a figure.

Here, her hiccuping timeline and strangely compelling jumble of images (shot in five formats by Kitao Sakurai and Ku-Ling Siegel) eerily mimic Shelly's fragmented state of mind.

But in their fragmented state these tonal phrases appeared like the shards of an antique vessel: beautiful, but no longer able to carry water.

A conspicuous example is the fragmentation of cells or organelles: the intact and the completely fragmented states are easy to recognize while the degree of partial fragmentation is difficult to gage, thus often involving human experts and time-consuming manual processes.

Do we eliminate a fragmented state-by-state healthcare system, or do we continue to ignore it until it drains all of our discretionary assets and turns healthcare into a much larger national challenge?

Spanish rule contributed significantly to bringing political unity to the fragmented states of the archipelago.

It's mainly a political issue about getting all the sides in the conflict, whether that be in Syria or in Iraq, to agree on new national governments that enjoy support and buy in from all of the different communities in these fragmented states.

They are observed to undergo fusion and fission events continuously, leading to a diverse range of mitochondrial morphologies, from fragmented states to continuous networks.