Sentence examples for left fragmented from inspiring English sources

Those on the Israeli left, fragmented as it is, were predictably disgusted (though they were reluctant to wade into a debate about the Holocaust, even to criticise its misuse).But what of the middle-of-the-road Israeli voters?

You took wholeness and left fragmented pieces.

I walk among the ancient sculptures that we leave fragmented and paintless even though we could try to restore the vivid polychromy they originally possessed.

Back then a series of American aerospace mergers left the fragmented European aerospace industry looking outgunned.

The Dayton Agreement, or as Bosnians call it, the Dayton Disagreement, left the fragmented Balkans entrenched in ethnic rivalries.

The results echo recent elections in Portugal and Spain, where anger at austerity, perceptions of rising inequality and mistrust of established political elites left parliaments fragmented and parties struggling to form governments.

Then 100 ng of RNA (on average, between 86 ng–130 ng) was heat fragmented by incubation at 95C for 10 minutes or left un-fragmented.

"The state gives each county money to promote itself, and that leaves a fragmented message," said Burns Patterson, a spokesman for Historic Hudson Valley, a nonprofit organization in Tarrytown that owns and operates historical sites.

Madagascar is an important example of these challenges; high rates of deforestation and degradation have transformed millions of hectares of dry, mesic and humid tropical forest, leaving highly fragmented landscapes in most regions [7, 8].

It is a visual filter, allowing only certain aspects of an occurrence to show through, leaving a fragmented understanding of what is on the other side.

Madagascar is an important example of these challenges; high rates of deforestation and degradation have transformed millions of hectares of dry, mesic and humid tropical forest, leaving highly fragmented landscapes in most regions [ 7, 8].