Sentence examples for further fragmentation of from inspiring English sources

Yet further fragmentation of children's services is likely to make this even worse.

Further fragmentation of services, when cuts and reorganisation are already wreaking havoc, cannot be in the best interests of patients or the health service at large.

We know the right is on the march in many countries and there is likely to be further fragmentation of this great EU project.

"But any move towards local devolution, or to increase private investment, must not lead to further fragmentation of our rail network.

The further fragmentation of media may mean that many are questioning the need for a licence fee.

He outlined plans to turn healthcare provision into the "largest social enterprise in the world", but health professionals warned that signalled further fragmentation of the NHS and could strip it of expertise and healthcare of its public service ethos.

The killings in the southern province of Zabul occurred amid fighting between rival Taliban factions and Islamic State (IS) militants that has underlined the risk of further fragmentation, complicating any reopening of the peace process and creating the risk of more generalized anarchy.

Fragmentation causes an increase in contact area between magma and water creating a feedback mechanism, leading to further fragmentation and production of fine ash particles.

To achieve this objective, it is important to stop further fragmentation and isolation of bear habitats.

Further fragmentation and desorption of the long-chain amine occurs at a much higher temperature (≈330 °C), because it appears that fragmentation of the amine occurs on the surface of the nanoparticles, rather than in the gas phase.

The consequence of this is a further fragmentation, not only in terms of the design of the HRH policies and the package of incentive for HWs, but also of the implementation of the PBF scheme.