Sentence examples for more fragmented world from inspiring English sources

In the less dramatic, more fragmented, world of British leftwing politics, the Milibands' allegiances would not always be so simple and instinctive.

Newer generations of programmers are born into a more fragmented world.

My prediction would be that we will see a return to a more fragmented world in which many diverse non-systemic institutions can operate more comfortably and take on the degree of risk they feel happy with.

In today's much larger and more fragmented world, our understanding of a candidate is actually a composite made up of pieces of information we get from media, some of it compromised by the campaigns or by media sources determined to frame this or that candidate in a particular positive or negative way.

In the ever-more-fragmented world of television, that's a victory for NBC, which carried the show.

Perhaps the lesson is that in the ever-more-fragmented world of television, the marathon is more important than the high jump.

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

'And my God, Europe needs itself, we need each other more and more in this strange, fragmented world.

The official theme for this year's event is the "new global context", broadly defined as conflicts, instability and the political, economic and technological changes that make the world a more fragmented place.

The world is more fragmented.

But getting traffic to many of these stores is going to be a challenge as the mobile app marketplace world becomes more fragmented.