Sentence examples for more fragmented the from inspiring English sources

In part, it could be related to how a hard disk fragments files, so the more fragmented, the more the hard drive has to work, making it difficult to get "pure" USB 3.0 speeds that exist in a lab.

The more fragmented the world gets, the more desperate we are for etiquette.

Indeed, as the state becomes more fragmented the role of councils could, potentially, become even more important.

Here the story grows even more fragmented, the tone even more depressed, the events even more colorless.

"As technology and as media has become more fragmented, the importance of building a powerful brand has become more important.

It too threatens to stand between banks and cardholders.In Europe, where the market is more fragmented, the idea of an electronic wallet has been slower to take off.

"The insight we had at Bolt is that the more fragmented this space becomes, the worse performing online retailers become, and the more market share Amazon is going to gain".

The video landscape has gotten gradually more fragmented over the years, but the recent surge in cord-cutting behaviors has the potential to turn the model completely on its head.

With the television landscape becoming more fragmented and the writers' strike wiping out much of the medium's scripted offerings, the opportunities to reach big audiences are increasingly rare.

Previously, marketers managing Facebook pages for brands would have to create separate pages for each country, making the process more fragmented and the design inconsistent.

The combination of the high-coverage Illumina reads with the lower-coverage Sanger shotgun reads (4 5 kb insert sizes) allowed us to assemble many subtelomeric sequences, but they remained much more fragmented than the rest of the genome.