Sentence examples for inherent fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Sajjad Lone of the People's Conference, a moderate Hurriyat member, says that, in the search for a solution, "Kashmiris have been reduced to an ornamental role, because India and Pakistan have made up, and because of the inherent fragmentation of the Kashmiri leadership".

And then there's the inherent fragmentation of devices and platforms that defines the post-PC era.

He believes the principal impediment to progress here is the inherent fragmentation in mobile compounded by the incredible pace at which mobile changes.

There's a lot left to be said for the mobile payments space, but certainly one that erases the friction inherent to fragmentation of carriers and credit card companies and just allows a simple phone scan, could be huge.

An analysis of European legal instruments illustrates that, although most laws aimed at protecting targets which are inherent to fragmentation, like connectivity, ecosystem processes or integrity, roadless areas are widely neglected as a legal target.

Even with the best intentions, with the multitudes of competing priorities when a patient is first admitted to hospital, and with the inherent care fragmentation of multiple teams and multiple members of teams looking after each patient, it is regularly overlooked.

Outside of Damien World, the auction's most interesting evidence is less about the growing, "democratized" art market than about the fragmentation inherent in globalism.

Indeed, as with schools, the fragmentation inherent in the new NHS is such that councils may find themselves as the only locally-legitimate institution capable of keeping a grip on local health.

The sectoral approach/institutional fragmentation inherent in environmental disaster management is not unique to Brunei.

Back in May, a startup named Desmos launched at TechCrunch Disrupt NYC with the hope of addressing the fragmentation inherent to education by way of platform-agnostic software that allows users to build and share their own rich educational content.

Some inherent limitations are fragmentation in SIMS and matrix interference in MALDI, which hinder the analysis of large and of small molecules, respectively [ 2].