Sentence examples for have been fragmented from inspiring English sources

Indonesia's forests have been fragmented for decades by timber and farming companies.

Retrieving those images can be tricky, particularly when the files have been fragmented and bits of them are scattered throughout the hard drive or camera card.

Touching on issues of displacement and immigration, the work also hints at the vagaries of memory, in images that have been fragmented, cropped, or all but obscured by reflected light.

Third, policies must integrate analyses and interventions from disciplines and sectors that for the last century or more have been fragmented and segmented and not focused on urban health inequities.

In planning their lobbying, officials of organizations most actively involved in the fight say they are working more closely than ever before to coordinate what in the past have been fragmented efforts.

The officials, nearly united earlier this year in the conviction that the Fed had done enough to bolster growth, have been fragmented in their response to the news, with some pressing for the Fed's policy-making committee to act when it meets on June 19 and 20.

The drop isn't sudden or unusual – audiences have been fragmenting for years now – but it is drastic enough for Russell T Davies to warn that soaps are in trouble.

"Instead of simplifying the world, we have been fragmenting it into a million apps," said Eric Shea, a payments consultant at Kurt Salmon Digital.

We have been fragmenting at precisely the time when we should be coming together, for the problems that face the planet cannot be solved by millions of individuals or masses of statelets acting alone.

The opposition to President Compaoré has been fragmented.

It is chilling to see how much this city has been fragmented into little pieces.