Sentence examples for longer fragmented from inspiring English sources

There are two key steps to reclaiming control of your digital identity: 1) establishing ownership of the nodes so you can grant or revoke permission for third-party services to access them, and 2) consolidating all these nodes into one location so your digital identity is no longer fragmented between separate walled gardens.

Also, because data were no longer fragmented into multiple data sets, data users were able to find and access the data they needed to monitor their programs and conduct analyses.

It's no longer a fragmented industry.

Video snaps are 10 second windows into what someone is doing at that very moment; a Vine-like feature would allow people to share longer, more fragmented moments with their friends.

All of these trials found longer, less fragmented sleep periods for infants who received the experimental intervention.

The markets are no longer sets of fragmented local venues that arbitrage differences over days.

First, the sector can no longer afford a fragmented approach.

No longer a chaotic, fragmented political entity in a constant battle between the "establishment" and the radicals, united Republicans would come together for the good of the nation -- and their own 2016 prospects.

We live in a society in which families are no longer nuclear, communities are fragmented, and people can feel isolated and disenfranchised.

As habitats become fragmented, edges become longer.

"The electorate is extremely heterogeneous and fragmented and no longer polarized along an ideological axis.