Sentence examples for fragmented though from inspiring English sources

It and they are fragmented, though the fragmentation varies from book to book.

The finished film is fragmented, though accessibly so.

Similarly, expression of NV p22 led to a significant increase in the presence of fragmented, though not dispersed, Golgi present in 43% (p = 0.006) and 11% (p = 0.09) of cells, respectively.

He acknowledges that there will be consolidation in the highly fragmented industry, though he expects it to take place within, rather than across, national borders.

Its subtitle, "Passion Pieces After St. Luke," draws attention to its fragmented nature, though Mr. Rihm is in fact no more selective an editor of his Gospel than any of the other composers.

Western officials say they have largely given up on security council diplomacy and are stepping up their assistance to the fragmented opposition, though they say that assistance stops short of weapons.

There is mounting evidence that both patch networks and the intervening matrix influence species persistence in fragmented landscapes, though the relative importance of each of these factors in determining spatial population structure remains poorly understood.

When this happens we can feel fragmented, as though we're incomplete, like something is missing, and it is.

It allowed itself to get involved in fragmented firefights; though eventually also the reserve regiment was brought forward, little progress was made against the outpost line.

They suggest a community of Syrians, which though fragmented are distributed relatively evenly throughout the region.

The so-called princelings — like Mr. Bo, offspring of China's first revolutionary leaders — remain a powerful, though fragmented, force in China's internal politics.