Sentence examples for lead to a fragmentation from inspiring English sources
While proposals have been working their way through Europe's convoluted procedures, risks have grown that the debt crisis will plunge Europe into a steep recession or lead to a fragmentation of the currency union.
The EU CARS 21 High Level Group on the Competitiveness and Sustainable Growth of the Automotive Industry objects that this multitude would lead to a fragmentation of the internal market and would therefore require greater coordination of the incentives[117].
Most immediately, experts have publicly worried that a revolutionary "upheaval" of one kind or another within Iran would lead to a fragmentation of the country and adversely affect security on Russia's periphery.
Second, the high stresses imposed in ECAP lead to a fragmentation of the rod-like MgZn2 precipitates into smaller particles with significant fragmentation occurring in the first pass and additional breaking in subsequent passes.
There are clearly some internal changes to the Verizon iPhone — the CDMA chip and a revamped antenna design, chief among them — but I'm failing to see how those will lead to apps that have to be reworked and thus, lead to a fragmentation of the App Store.
The current situation, if not addressed quickly and comprehensively, will lead to a fragmentation of the routes and additional challenges.
"That's led to a fragmentation of the spectrum that has led to inefficiency and artificial scarcity".
However Labour claimed the 60 per cent increase in private sector contracts in the NHS since 2010 had led to a fragmentation of services.
Observers emphasize that NPM led to a fragmentation of the public sector; because public services are delivered by networks composed of a number of different organizations, there is a need to coordinate and manage networks.
Irradiation induces a photolytic cleavage of the aryltriazene chromophores which then leads to a fragmentation of the polymer main chain.
This operation leads to a fragmentation of the network into connected components which we further exploit by keeping only components composed of at least ten vertices.
