Sentence examples for fragmented structure from inspiring English sources

The euro zone's problem is not the debt's size, but its fragmented structure.

These opinions simply fly by another name, that of "consultations," and they are the scaffolding on which the highly fragmented structure of medical care rests these days.

Given the fragmented structure of the 27-nation Union, economists and analysts say there are few real policy options for easing the situation any time soon.

The avant-garde Ashton of the 1930's was totally at home in the nonlinear, fragmented structure of the Gertrude Stein text that filters through his "Wedding Bouquet," hilariously performed by the Joffrey.

Large Gaps in Oversight The fragmented structure of the Catholic Church internationally makes it difficult to keep track of priests like Father Díaz because there is no central clearinghouse over the movement of clergymen, church officials and Catholic scholars said.

Mr. Kiley said the government proposal would replicate the fragmented structure of the privatized British rail system, which is notorious with the British public as the most expensive, hazardous and inefficient in Europe.

For those who have followed Mr. Gehry's creative career, these easy, fluid forms are a marked departure from the complex, fragmented structures of his youth.

This underpins the analysis of a wide range of phenomena, from oscillations of fragmented structures, connections and mooring lines to deformation of geological media.

Compared to areas with a lowly fragmented land structure, those with a high and medium level of fragmentation were significantly associated with an increase in CCHF incidence (IRR: 1.558; and IRR: 1.402, respectively).

Probably the biggest obstruction is the fragmented governmental structure with its overlapping jurisdictions.

But for me, the problem is the fragmented union structure in the UK.