Sentence examples for growing fragmentation from inspiring English sources

This is a unifying force in an era of growing fragmentation.

But the growing fragmentation of the music market has eaten away at the audiences of these once popular magazines.

The move toward smaller groupings reflects a growing fragmentation of the European Union and has been developing for some time.

And although most polls still show a majority opposed to same-sex marriages, there are signs of growing fragmentation along racial and religious lines.

True, one barrier to recapturing such civic energies and innovations is the growing fragmentation of our suburbs by class and race, which has produced a yawning "nature" gap.

Second, the growing fragmentation of production means more tasks have become tradable, increasing the universe of labour-intensive jobs in which Chinese workers compete with Americans.

That is because of the country's growing political fragmentation.

Brussels increasingly has assumed the role of administrative "Capital of Europe," giving that city a special role in international affairs and providing an antidote to the growing internal fragmentation of Belgium itself.

Growing Android fragmentation — or device diversity if you prefer — has been visualized in a new report by crowdsourced cell phone signal startup OpenSignal, which has surveyed 682,000 devices to build its annual peek at Google's mobile OS ecosystem.

Large-bodied, wide-ranging mammals such as great apes are among the taxa most affected by growing habitat fragmentation.

Instead, as Prof Vernon Bogdanor puts it in his new pamphlet for the Constitution Society, the 2015 election will be fought within regional enclaves – the nations and regions, cities and countryside of Britain – that reflect the country's ever-growing fragmentation.