Sentence examples for has been fragmentation from inspiring English sources

But perhaps there has been fragmentation in specific aspects, so while we may be less tolerant of sexual harassment for example, we are more accepting of an aggressive pursuit of profit.

The most observable effect of the two tragedies has been physical fragmentation.

There has been a fragmentation of the parties along regional or provincial lines.

The most common fallout from the kingpin strategy has been the fragmentation of narco-trafficking into smaller, warring, ultraviolent factions.

The scheme is intended to end what Labour says has been the fragmentation of the rail system under privatisation while delivering cost savings and a better deal for the passenger.

Since then, there has been a "fragmentation of ideology", Dr Tregenza says.

One effect has been "the fragmentation and dispersion of specialised health services from hospitals to alternative locations"... "especially revealed for people with diminished mobility" [ 4].

This process has been termed fragmentation-induced starvation (Peters et al. 2010).

The result has been instability and fragmentation which is inimical to settled joint relationships.

We discovered that structural and functional biodiversity has been reduced, habitat fragmentation has increased, carbon sequestration in natural forests has been reduced, and hydrological systems altered.

The interfacial shear strength between the carbon nanotube fiber and the epoxy matrix has been measured using fragmentation tests of single-fiber composites.