Sentence examples for pretty fragmented from inspiring English sources

Twenty years after the single market was created, it is still pretty fragmented.

Academic communities are still pretty fragmented, frequently making it hard for scientists to find others doing similar research.

"We all know older people who are really struggling, whose needs aren't being met by health and social care, who are having to navigate a pretty fragmented system and who struggle to manage at home," Dixon says.

"The world of VR audio is pretty fragmented at the moment," Dalton told me.

McKinley's Notes: The current model of story telling on the web is pretty fragmented.

The Android phone and tablet market is a pretty fragmented space, with a number of OEMs developing devices.

The social TV landscape is pretty much a fragmented wasteland where, before Zeebox, different cable networks and even different shows on the same network all partnered with different apps, or created their own.

"The entire supply chain has been pretty much offline and fragmented".

To be uncertain of why something previously so recognizable has suddenly become so fragmented is a pretty confusing thing.

To be uncertain of why something previously so recognisable has suddenly become so fragmented is a pretty confusing thing.

Gary Ross's direction of the first movie, with its wandering, jiggling camera and its fragmented, messy staging, was pretty much an embarrassment.